MBIS GCH Wakili Signet Dooney

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Vol. XLV Number 1
Jan/Feb/Mar 2011
The Official Publication of the Basenji Club of America, Inc.
MBIS GCH Wakili Signet Dooney
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Ch. Ankhu Promises in the Dark
With limited specialing Gracie ended 2010 as the number 12 Basenji in
all-breed standings (CC), and she did it all breeder-owner handled! Gracie
is also the only black/white bitch in breed history to win multiple group first
placements. She will continue to make some trips around the show ring in
2011 and we hope to add motherhood to her list of accomplishments
later this year.
Breeder-Owner Handler
Carrie Jones
Ankhu Basenjis
www.ankhubasenjis.com
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Bulletin
The Official Publication
of the Basenji Club of America, Inc.
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ISSN 1077-808x
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to reasonably edit or refuse to print all material submitted, including
advertisements.
INTERIM Editor
Kimberly Noyes
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Patricia Bright, Donna DeFlorio, Carol Kuna,
Bill McCann, Katy Scott
Copy Coordinator
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INTERIM Advertising
Managing Editor
Carole Kirk
January, February,
March 2011
In This Issue
BCOA Business
President’s Message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Letters to the Editor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
BCOA Financials. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
BHE Financials. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Features & Columns
Basenji University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
AKC Parent Club Conference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Departments
Native Stock Project - Foundation Stock Applicants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Affiliate Club Columns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Committee Reports. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Willamette Valley Basenji Club Winter Specialty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Club & Publication Information. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Reports & Tallies
AKC Conformation Tallies. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Junior Showmanship Tally . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
AKC Lure Coursing Tally. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
UKC Top Ten Tally . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
NOTRA Top Ten Tally . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
ASFA Top Twenty Tally . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
LGRA Top Twenty-Five Tally. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
AKC Performance Tallies. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
New AKC Titles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
New NOTRA Titles. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
New ASFA Titles. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
OFA Reports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Advertisers
Wakili, Tonda Curry. . . . . . . . . . . . . . FC
Ankhu, Carrie Jones . . . . . . . . . . . . . IFC
Basenji Club of America . . . . . . . . 2, 6, 8
Ockerman, Eunice. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Cook, Susan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Marjani, Julie Hartigan. . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Bradford,Vic & Bobbie . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Kelé, K. Scott & Sinbaje, L. Siekert . . . . 22
Sinbaje, Linda Siekert. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Basenji Club of America . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Kenworthy, Mary Lou . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Basenji Club of Cincinnati. . . . . . . . . . 34
Joy-Us, Sue & Bob Joyner . . . . . . . . . . 36
Reveille, D. Bolté & J. Lodge . . . . . . IBC
DeFlorio, Dan & Donna . . . . . . . . . . BC
On the Cover – MBIS GCH Wakili Signet Dooney
(DC Arubmec’s Hi-Jacked SC x Am/Can CH Signet After Hours Party)
Dooney had a great run in 2009 & 2010 that culminated in her achievement of Number One
Basenji All Breed 2010. Today she ranks as one of only three bitches who has earned the
Diane C. Coleman Memorial Hound Group Award. She is pictured on the cover going Best
in Show under judge Ray Burgos. Her group one photo is with Helene Nietsch. We thank
both judges for this honor. After the Garden, Dooney will be retiring to the whelping box. A
very special thank you to Michael and Stacy Work for their superb performance presenting
Dooney throughout her career to her many Best in Shows.
Owner: Tonda Curry. Breeders: Tonda Curry & Brenda Cassell.
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President’s message
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njoy reading this quarter’s new
BCOA Bulletin and please join me
in welcoming our interim Bulletin
editor, Kimberly Noyes. BCOA Officers and
Board members would like to express our
thanks and appreciation to Wanda Pooley for
her years of work on the club’s quarterly. We
wish her the very best with her new project.
Thank you, Wanda.
Online Club Archives
Donna DeFlorio, chair of the Archives Action committee, is offering a very lovely and
generous challenge to members and nonmembers, affiliated clubs and unaffiliated
clubs, everyone:
Afghans - Archives - Action!
Would you like an afghan made by Donna
DeFlorio?
Do you have a scanner?
Do you want to become an important
contributor to BCOA’s on-line Archives?
Do you have back issues of the Bulletin
and/or Bulletin Board Newsletters?
If you answered “Yes” to any of these
questions, have we got a deal for you!
The Archives Action Committee is looking for volunteers to locate and scan Bulletins
and Bulletin Board Newsletters for inclusion in
the BCOA’s on-line Archives.
This invitation/challenge is open to
BCOA members and non-members alike. Members of local clubs could join forces
and perhaps challenge other local clubs or
groups of individuals. The afghan could be
used as a fundraiser or as a prize for a club’s
Specialty or it could be a gift for a loved one
or kept for oneself.
Pam Geoffroy, President
The individual or local club or group
of individuals who scans the most pages will
select from one of 4 patterns provided by
Donna and will choose the color(s) for a personalized afghan.
Anyone who participates in this most
worthy endeavor will be acknowledged in
the club publications. In addition, his/her
name will be entered in a random drawing
for one of several afghans. This drawing will
be held at the 2011 Annual Meeting, at which
time, the winner of the MPS (Most Productive Scanner) Award will be announced! If
the winners are unable to attend, the afghans
will be shipped.
Periodic updates and progress notes will
appear in the BCOA publications and on the
BCOA website.
If you have any questions, please contact
Donna.
Thank you very much!
Archives Action Committee
Donna DeFlorio, Chair
[email protected]
417-882-0244
Thank you, Donna. I’m so happy to
share your challenge with members.
Please help Donna harvest and store
in digital form our past history by scanning
Bulletins and Bulletin Board Newsletters and
other Club documents. If you can help, please
contact Donna.
Native Stock
Native Stock balloting is coming up in April.
For your review and in preparation for the
April ballot, you will find information on two
new imports, prefix Ntomba, from the North
Western DRC in this issue of the BCOA
Bulletin and online at http://www.basenji.
org/NativeStock/Applicants/List2011.htm.
Both Ntomba imports have been through
two of the steps required to become Registered Basenji Foundation Stock.
BCOA Online
The BCOA online at http://www.basenji.
org has been a busy place. We see more happening and more visitors every day.
A Message Board is on the website’s
front page and is updated frequently.
The Club’s first online poll in late fall
proved to be fun and popular. The poll offered three distinct BCOA homepage de-
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signs for members to choose from. Members
who participated in the poll chose Option 3
which featured a slide show. It was a landslide
victory. Option 3 is the design that we will
see take shape in the days and weeks ahead.
Lisa Auerbach, Kyle Cabral and Susan
Coe have been building, updating and expanding the Club’s capacity to provide online
services like Basenji University to you. They
are bringing us closer to those in the larger
world who care about Basenjis or are interested in learning more about Basenjis and the
Basenji Club of America. That’s good news.
Thank you, Lisa, Kyle and Susan.
Here is the best news.
At the end of the year, the Basenji Club of
America was able to donate $3,500 to the
Basenji Health Endowment.
The BCOA Board of Directors, at its
2010 annual board meeting in Colorado,
voted to match 1/2 the proceeds from the
BCOA National Specialty Auction each year
and donate that amount to the Basenji Health
Endowment.
Thank you to Brenda Phillips and everyone who worked on and everyone who
participated in the Colorado Auction.
The Basenji Health Endowment is the
recipient of $3,500 because so many of you
– Club members in attendance and online –
gave so generously. You made this happen.
$3,500 is a lot of money. We are a small
community. Times are tough for lots of people. It is difficult to keep up. But Basenji
health is at the heart of our club’s mission
and this gift is wonderful.
Jo York Bradshaw (NM) and Felice Lang
(CT) are co-chairing a committee to fundraise for the Basenji Health Endowment.
I suggest we make it our goal this year
to match or exceed the funds the Colorado
Auction raised for Basenji health last year.
You did it in 2010. Together we can
match this performance in 2011.
Each of us on the BCOA Board and
each of you can host a small social event like
a potluck picnic at a dog event, at home, anywhere you like.
Yes, each of us. A few people, a few dollars. It adds up. Susan Marsicano and the Rip
Van Wrinkle Club do this sort of thing very
well and have a good time doing it. They are
our heroes here in the East.
There are heroes in your part of the
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President’s message (Continued)
Pam Geoffroy, President
world, too. Be a hero for Basenji health this year - where you are - and
have a good time doing it. Keep it simple. Eat, talk, laugh – and raise
a few dollars.
Jo and Felice will help you any way they can. Give them a call.
very - instrumental in helping Linda prepare for this complicated and
necessary job.
Laura and Linda brighten our winter days. Thank you both!
Volunteers
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his past summer I promised that in 2011 the focus of our
BCOA efforts would be:
Our Club is very fortunate to have talented volunteers. Of course, we
want more.There are never enough of us to do all the things that need
doing, never mind all the things you and we would like to do better or
faster. We are grateful for what we have and what we are able to do.
We are very grateful to Mike Graves for his service as Treasurer
last year. He came through for all of us when we really needed him
and his work. He also gave us his warm goodwill. That’s his way with
everyone. Thank you, Mike.
We also would like to share with you our deep appreciation to
Brenda Phillips and Tonda Curry for their many efforts on behalf of
the BCOA and especially their service on the 2010 Board of Directors.
Linda Siekert, I want to thank publicly for stepping in as Treasurer
this year. It is mid-January as I write this message and Linda has done
a fantastic job of getting our membership renewals out.
Laura Mae Hesse, Treasurer of the Basenji Health Endowment
and former Treasurer of the BCOA, has been very – and I do mean
• Basenji Health through Support for Basenji Health Research
• Member Services through Online communication, the Club
Bulletin and Bulletin Board Newsletter and Club Roster
• Accessible Education tools, like Basenji University, for members,
students, breeders, judges and visitors online
• The Club’s annual BCOA National Specialty
• These are our shared goals: Basenji Health, Education and
the best National Specialty week.
Members are at work on all of these goals.You can judge for yourself
the progress we are making and let us know what you think.
Thank you for all you do for Basenjis and the Basenji Club
of America.
Pam Geoffroy
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BREAKING NEWS
To the President of the Basenji Club of America
Dear Pam:
I want to commend the Basenji Club of America for doing a truly fantastic job in the
creation of Basenji University!!! The site is extremely well done and reflects beautifully on your
parent club and breed! In today’s world of mix breed popularity, it is now more important than
ever for parent clubs to do as much education as possible about purebred dogs. The work BCOA
has done to further education on the Basenji with the creation of Basenji University serves this
purpose in an impressive way!
The simplicity and clarity of your beautiful Basenji University website has inspired the
Basset Hound Club of America to also begin the creation of an online Basset Hound University,
in addition to our hard cover and CD course formats! Congratulations again on a job well done!!
Sincerely,
Claudia Orlandi, PhD
Chairman, Judges’ and Breeders’ Education Committee
Basset Hound Club of America, Inc
Claudia Orlandi has served on the Basset Hound Club of America’s Health and Research Committee, Judges’ Education Committee and is presently chairman of Judges’ Breeder Education.
The Practical Canine Anatomy seminar is part of Claudia’s ABC’s of Dog Breeding Seminar
and Home Study Program, which is presented frequently each year throughout the country and
is sponsored by the American Kennel Club and the Canine Health Foundation. The ABC’s of
Dog Breeding is part of the Bassett Hound University developed by the Basset Hound Club of
America. Claudia was named the 2009 AKC Breeder of the Year, for her Topsfield Bassets.
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APDW Honors Damara Bolté
With Stonehenge Award
(APDW) Alliance of PurebredDogWriters
On Sunday (February 13, 2011) -- the
day before The Garden -- APDW honored
Damara Bolté with The Stonehenge Award,
presented annually to an individual who
has contributed significantly to the sport of
purebred dogs. As The Stonehenge 2011,
Damara joins Stonehenges Anne Rogers Clark,
Edd Bivin, Bo Bengtson, and Patti Strand.
APDW director Billy Gorodner intro
duced the longtime Basenji breeder, author,
and sculptor. APDW President Jan Mahood
presented Damara with The Stonehenge pendant. APDW will make a donation in the
winner’s name to Take the Lead.
Billy Gorodner says of his friend Damara
Bolté: The first Basenjis landed in America
in the early ‘40s so Damara has seen and
helped mold her breed from its infancy as a
competitive breed.
Congratulations Damara!!
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letters to the editor
To the Basenji Club of America,
Not realizing I would be asked for a critique, I’m afraid I did not take any
notes. What I write I do from memory.
It was an honor to judge the breed at your National Specialty Show. A
special thank you to Pat Bird and her committee for all their hard work which
made for a spectacular National. I had a great time.
From the start of judging, I knew every class would be very competitive. I could not deny the winner of the Open brindle class. He put it all together,
mind and body. His balance flowed through into his extremely sound and clean
movement. The strength of the bitch entry became apparent with the puppy
bitch classes. So many of lovely type, size and soundness. Their beauty and
style will make so many champions.
I could not deny the Bred-By-Exhibitor winner. Her movement was balanced with perfect reach and drive. Her head was exquisite with loads of detail. Her topline was rock hard and never let down.
The specials class made an awesome sight. So many beautiful animals,
after several cuts all those left at the end were worthy of the honors. My Best of Breed could not be denied. He had strength, balance, movement and such stature...to say that he was on is an understatement. He was
pushed to the limit by two lovely bitches. The winner of Best of Opposite Sex,
too, had purpose in movement. Her balance moving and standing was excellent.
The winners of the selects and awards of merit were all worthy of winning
top honors.
Thanks to all the exhibitors for such an exciting entry and for the sporting
and courteous manner in which my decisions were accepted.
The best,
Kent Delaney
Photo by: Melody Henkel
To the Editor,
I noticed a comment in the President’s Message about how some folks expressed
their delight in the club’s new Basenji University. While I think the concept is
great, I wonder why there was no mention of the many members who were concerned about the way in which it was done. Shouldn’t all opinions be heard?
Why has there not been a timely answer to the petition sent in early
October about the Basenji University?
Mary Lou Kenworthy
From the Editor: According to the BCOA Board, the petition was
printed in its entirety in the January BB which is available to all members. As the Interim Editor, I can assure you I have printed all correspondence and information received regarding the BU.
To The Editor,
I would like to express my disappointment about the recent article in Point of
View that I sent to the Bulletin. There was a drastic mistake that negated the
whole meaning of the article. Could you please reprint the article (Let’s think
logically about COLOR) with the correction or at least print the correction in
a correction box?
Under the AKC Color Chart it reads, Note: The Brindle Marking was
not there originally. It was added later in 1990.
It should have read, Note:The Brindle Marking was not there originally.
It was added later in 2009.
Thank you.
Mary Lou Kenworthy
Dear Editor,
Welcome aboard! While you have some mighty big shoes to fill, I have absolute
confidence you will exceed everyone’s expectations!
Below is a “Letter to the Editor” that was sent previously for inclusion in
the 3rd Quarter 2010 issue; due to the editor’s move it was lost in the shuffle
and never received. I only recently learned this and am therefore correcting the
inadvertent omission. Below is a follow-up to my article (1st quarter 2010 Bulletin) and in
response to a ‘Letter to the Editor’ from Susan Kamen Marsicano printed in
the 2nd Quarter 2010 Bulletin. “I want to thank Susan for her concern that I, or others, would not familiarize ourselves with the rules of a game before engagement. It is a good
reminder for all to reexamine rules periodically since - in my naivete within the
correction
correction
Oct/Nov/Dec 2010 (page 14) – In the Point of View article
titled (Let’s think logically about COLOR), there was an error.
Under the AKC Color Chart it reads, Note: The Brindle
Marking was not there originally. It was added later in 1990.
It should have read, Note: The Brindle Marking was not
there originally. It was added later in 2009.
Oct/Nov/Dec 2010 (Page 20) – BCOA Performance Brood
Bitch & Stud Dog Honor Roll.
The contact e-mail listed for tallier Susan Kamen Marsicano
was listed incorrectly.
The correct e-mail for submitting data to Susan Kamen
Marsicano is: [email protected]
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letters to the editor (Continued)
Native Stock
BCOA
sport - I fumbled the ball when I looked to more experienced competitors for my
answers once a problem arose. I was given incorrect information at that time and
the rest is history as they say. Since my story was published several things have happened. Firstly, I have been in written contact with the National Directors of
NOTRA, NOTRA OB and LGRA and have learned my story is not an
isolated incidence. I was told directly it was the second time that particular
month a club was reported as not using any foul judges. One Director even
made mention of their personal, long term suspicions - based on race results being submitted - that clubs were not properly enforcing many of the rules. Despite Susan’s strong assertions these meets MUST have foul judges, we
find this is not always the case. Secondly, “Ginger” was disqualified early April 2010 from AKC lure
coursing for the second time and will, thankfully, never be allowed reinstatement. While NOTRA and LGRA do not recognize AKC or ASFA DQ’s
(in other words,”Ginger” can continue to run and ruin in these venues), ASFA
does recognize AKC DQ’s therefore she is ineligible to run in ASFA as well. Now you would think getting a second DQ would be more than enough
to encourage “Ginger’s” owner to finally do the right thing and retire “Ginger”
from racing/coursing and yet I discovered “Ginger” ran in an AKC lure trial
June 6th, almost 2 months after getting her 2nd DQ; what is even more sad
- she ran with full knowledge and support of the trial secretary. The reasoning
behind continuing to put fellow exhibitors at risk? A letter from AKC was
never received stating “Ginger” was ineligible to run. Further investigation
showed AKC sent a certified letter to “Ginger’s” owner on April 22, 2010 but
it was returned as “unable to forward.” While I am glad the AKC and ASFA have rules in place which are properly enforced, to ensure the safety of their participants as well as the integrity of
the sport, I am disappointed to find that personal integrity is so lacking within
the sport and certainly within our breed. Thirdly, I want to say I appreciate my many fellow BCOA members who
wrote privately to thank me for putting a voice to what appears to be (based
on the stories they have shared) an up and coming (or perhaps continuing?)
problem within the breed. I can only hope I am wrong and all the hard work
Wilma Bauer and her husband Merv put forth to allow basenjis the opportunity to showcase their talents will not be for naught, ruined by a few exhibitors'
egos.”
Linda Daves Siekert
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Price covers postage and handling. Make checks or
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only. Foreign orders please mail or email Linda Siekert
([email protected]) for prices.
From the Editor: Please note that “Ginger” is not the dog’s real
name, and was used in the Jan/Feb/Mar 2010 (Page 20) Bulletin Point
of View article submitted by Linda Daves Siekert.
NOTE: The following letter is reprinted in its entirety from the Oct/
Nov/Dec 2010 (Page 34) Bulletin Issue - now with an accompanying
response from the BCOA Board of Directors.
October 11, 2010
To the President and Board of Directors
Basenji Club of America
I am writing on behalf of the Lure Coursing Committee of the BCOA to
address some of the implications of the vote taken at the Annual Meeting of
the BCOA on September 3, 2010, requiring that every National Specialty
hold an AKC Field Trial, regardless of circumstances. This letter represents a
Please be sure to send information on current
(and past) litters that involve at least one full
African parent to Linda Siekert.
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directions that clubs and organizing groups can rely on to remain unchanged
throughout the planning period. Decisions made at an Annual Meeting are
always subject to being overturned at the next Annual Meeting (or by a full
vote of the membership,) playing havoc with long term planning. The decision
to require AKC trials at all Specialties is precisely the sort of emotional issue
that lends itself to being challenged by equally ardent partisans of the other
program…and so on, perhaps ad infinitum. The stability provided by the long
term guidance of the existing Procedures is, from the stand point of any club or
group considering sponsoring a National Specialty, much to be preferred.
This raises a number of pertinent questions: Can a single vote at an
Annual Meeting, on a motion that was not announced in advance, reverse longstanding BCOA policies? Since the motion passed was in direct conflict with
official club documents, would the proper procedure not have been for the motion
to request that the Board amend the corporate documents? If the motion made
at the Meeting was not to this effect, was it in order for the meeting to consider
it? How will the Board now respond to the ballot? Would the best interests of
the BCOA be served by a full membership vote requested by the Board?
I have not been able to find any document which clearly determines the
precedence when Board-approved procedures and official club documents are
in conflict with votes at the Annual Meeting, so I do not know how this will
play out. I do know that the decision taken at the Annual Meeting was not
announced to the BCOA membership in advance, has outraged at least some
BCOA members, and is likely to be challenged at future meetings, or by a vote
of the full membership by a mail ballot. If the Board determines that this motion was in order, it threatens a carefully crafted compromise that has served the
BCOA well for many years.
Respectfully,
Russ Jacobs
consensus of opinion of the members of the Committee.
First, let me apologize for not being in attendance at the Annual Meeting;
unfortunately, after serving as Field Trial Chair for the Coursing Trial and Tests,
I had to fly home in order to attend a crucial Faculty meeting at the University.
As it turns out, that was indeed unfortunate.
Since I was not in attendance at the meeting, and am depending upon
second-hand reports on the discussion that preceded the vote, I will not presume
to critique the arguments that supported the decision. Instead, I will address
some of the implications of such a decision, and raise some questions.
I was surprised to hear that at no time in the discussion were the National Specialty Lure Field Trial Procedures or the BCOA National Specialty
Procedures cited on this issue. Any discussion of lure coursing at the National
Specialty should be guided by these official documents. Here are the pertinent
passages:
National Specialty Lure Field Trial Procedures,
VII. Classes and Sanctioning Bodies
The National Specialty Field Trial Committee determines the events to
be offered. If, in the opinion of that committee, there is sufficient time to
offer two Trials, both an ASFA and an AKC Trial should be offered, in
addition to any coursing Tests the committee deems appropriate.
If only one Trial can be offered, the National Specialty Field Trial
Committee shall determine if it will be an ASFA or an AKC Trial.This
decision should reflect reasonable assumptions about the type of Trial most
likely to be of interest to the majority of potential coursing entrants.
BCOA National Specialty Procedures
II. Host and Site Procedures
2(g) BCOA required events and activities: Agility, AKC and/or ASFA
Lure Coursing, Obedience, Puppy and Veteran Sweepstakes….
Russ Jacobs, Chair, BCOA Lure Coursing Committee
Judy Lange, Member
Karla Schreiber, Member
Also pertinent here is the BCOA Policy Manual, which states that the
“BCOA National Specialty is governed by the National Specialty
Procedures and supporting documents, and by the BCOA Officers and
Board.” There does not appear to be a provision for the Annual Meeting to
govern the Specialty directly.
These long-standing official BCOA documents permit the National Specialty Trial-giving club or group to decide which sort of trial is most appropriate,
when both can’t be given, and to respond accordingly. These provisions were
drafted by Board-appointed Committees, after careful consideration and input
by the membership, and approved by the Board. They reflect a realization that
the BCOA has coursing enthusiasts who run their dogs in both programs, as
well as those who have strong preferences for one or the other program. The
current Procedures are a conscious compromise that does not privilege either
program (the BCOA is a member club of both the AKC and the ASFA,) and,
most importantly, allows the trial-giving club the flexibility to decide which
events are most appropriate to their circumstances. This is important, because
the Specialty rotates throughout the country, and depending upon location,
either AKC or ASFA may be the most popular venue. The action taken at the
Annual Meeting would remove this flexibility from the trial-giving club, and
would require that they give a Trial that might not have (in their opinion) much
prospect of attracting entries.
One of the virtues of the current policy is that it is stable, and allows
Specialty clubs and groups to reliably make plans years in advance, as is now
necessary to organize a National Specialty. The Procedures are long-term
Dear Lure Coursing Committee:
Thank you for writing. The Board of Directors appreciates
the concern that you have expressed with the recent membership vote about AKC lure coursing at the Nationals in Colorado.
BCOA’s Constitution and By-laws explicitly allow members to
raise, and vote on, matters from the floor of the annual meeting. Changes
to the standard and By-laws cannot be made at the annual meeting, and
officers and board members cannot be elected at the annual meeting - but
all other matters, including changing matters of policy, can be addressed.
It is important to note that this membership ballot was in complete accordance with the BCOA By-laws. Changes in policy are
certainly disruptive in the short-term, but the By-laws do not exempt policy from ballot by the membership at the annual meeting. The only areas that cannot be balloted at the annual meeting are the annual election of Officers and Directors, amendments
to the Constitution and By-laws, and the Standard for the breed.
There are several previous instances where policy has been altered
by membership vote at annual meetings and at least one where a motion failed to pass at annual meetings (judges selection, African stock
exhibition, etc.).
The Board is taking your correspondence as an expression of
concern. However, the Board cannot prevent membership votes at
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Perpetual specialty calendar
Specialty Dates and Corresponding Bid Year
the annual meeting, if members are determined to present matters for
a vote.Thank you for raising this concern on behalf of the BCOA.
The 2010 Basenji Club of America Board:
Pamela Geoffroy
Lisa Auerbach
Brenda Phillips
Jon Curby
Damara Bolté
Laurie Stargell
Janet Ketz
Tonda Curry
Carol Webb
Mike Graves
Carole Kirk
WEST
CENTRAL
EVENT BID DATE DATE
EVENT BID DATE DATE
2013
2016
2019
2022
Pamela Geoffroy, President
Basenji Club of America
Additional Comment - The Board is looking into ways to balance the need to think things through carefully without infringing on
members rights to bring matters to a vote. One suggestion has been
to have members suggest new business well in advance of Nationals, so
that there is time to send the full membership a list of proposed new
business for the annual meeting. That would give everyone a chance
to see what was proposed, give committees the opportunity to respond
and improve everyone’s ability to give matters careful consideration. The Board will be reviewing all of these suggestions carefully and
keeping the membership updated on how new business will be conducted well in advance of the 2011 annual meeting.
2010
2013
2016
2019
2011
2014
2017
2020
2023
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2014
2017
2020
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EVENT BID DATE DATE
2012
2015
2018
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BCOA Financials
Linda Siekert, Treasurer
The Basenji Club of America, Inc.
Profit & Loss
January through December 31, 2010
Ordinary Income/Expense
Jan - Dec 2010
ExpensE (continued)
Income
Complaint Filing Fee
0.00
Elections
812.39
Contributions
20.00
Events/Breed Booth Coordinator
21.50
African Stock Project
150.00
Insurance
Book Sales
78.00
D&O Liability Insurance
525.00
Judges/Public Education(Income) Events Insurance
600.00
Basenji Coloring Book Income
115.00
Surety Bond
50.00
Judges/Public Education(Income) - Other
137.00
Total Insurance
1,175.00
Total Judges/Public Education(Income)
252.00
Judges/Public Education
196.00
Membership (Income) Judges Selection
416.53
Affiliated Club Dues
475.00
Medallions
170.00
Membership Dues
15,359.41
Membership (Expense)
25.00
Membership Application Fee/Dues
874.00
National Specialty Expense
Total Membership (Income)
16,708.41
National Specialty Expns - 2008
35.00
Breeders’ Webpage
2,375.00
National Specialty Income
NS-2009 DVD Expense
39.75
National Specialty Income-2010 National Specialty Expns - 2009 - Other
50.00
NS-2010 DVD Sales
5,158.00
Total National Specialty Expns - 2009
89.75
National Specialty Income-2010 - Other
12,596.73
2,624.67
Total National Specialty Income-2010
17,754.73
Total National Specialty Expense
2,749.42
National Specialty Income-2007 National Specialty Videography
1,946.97
NS-2007 DVD Sales
11.00
Officers’ Expenses
11.00
President
20.86
National Specialty Income-2009 Secretary
84.26
NS-2009 Videography Income Treasurer
324.49
NS-2009 DVD Sales
311.10
Officers’ Expenses - Other
0.00
Total NS-2009 Videography Income
311.10
Total Officers’ Expenses
429.61
National Specialty Income-2009 - Other
37.00
PayPal Fees
684.32
348.10
Postage and Delivery
92.94
Total National Specialty Income
18,113.83
Printing and Reproduction
127.36
Publications (Income) Professional Fees
BCOA Bulletin Subscriptions
300.00
Accounting
600.00
BCOA Bulletin Extra Copies
111.50
Total Professional Fees
600.00
BCOA Bulletin Ads
8,330.00
Publications (Expense)
Roster Advertising
1,475.00
BCOA Bulletin
13,617.75
Total Publications (Income)
10,216.50
BCOA Bulletin Board
1,796.76
Roster Expense
2,807.78
Total Income
47,913.74
Total Publications (Expense)
18,222.29
Gross Profit
47,913.74
Rescue (Expense)
4,195.70
Expense
Sunshine
43.48
CERF report fee
15.00
Unsung Hero Award
88.90
Web site hosting - basenji.org
387.42
Total
Expense
38,551.83
Security for National Specialty
2,160.00
Net Ordinary Income
9,361.91
Bank Service Charges
12.00
Conferences Other Income/Expense
Other Income
AKC Parent Club Conference
150.00
Interest Income
79.37
ASFA Delegate
100.00
Total Other Income
79.37
Total Conferences
250.00
Net Other Income
79.37
Contributions/Donations
3,500.00
Dues and Subscriptions
Net Income
9,441.28
AKC Awards Subscription
130.00
AKC Annual Dues
25.00
ASFA Annual Dues
75.00
Total Dues and Subscriptions
230.00
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BCOA Financials
Linda Siekert, Treasurer | BHE Financials Laura Mae Hesse, Treasurer
The Basenji Club of America, Inc.
The Basenji Health Endowment, Inc.
As of December 31, 2010
January through December 2010
Balance Sheet
Profit & Loss
ASSETS
dec 31, 2010
Ordinary Income/Expense
Jan - Dec 2010
Current Assets Income
Checking/Savings Contributed support
Chase Bank-Checking
8,320.02
BCOA Contribution
3,500.00
Chase Bank-Savings Indiv/business contribution
5,307.81
African Stock Project
1,763.21
Total Contributed support
8,807.81
Archive Maintenance
111.19
Earned revenues
Interest-savings/short-term inv
Contingency Fund
20,117.19
573.16
“Meet the Breed” Booth
246.70
Total Earned revenues
573.16
National Specialty Reserve
582.22
Total Income
9,380.97
Rescue Fund
19,199.99
Expense
Business expenses
Chase Bank-Savings - Other
15,281.06
Total Chase Bank-Savings
57,301.56
Organizational (corp) expenses
10.00
Total Checking/Savings
65,621.58
Total Business expenses
10.00
Other Current Assets Network for Good Processing Fee
2.37
Petty Cash - Bulletin Board
250.00
Non-personnel expenses
Receivables Website Maintenance
19.95
Receivable from A Cut Above
174.00
Total Non-personnel expenses
19.95
Total Receivables
174.00
Other personnel expenses
Total Other Current Assets
424.00
Accounting fees
600.00
Total Current Assets
66,045.58
Total Other personnel expenses
600.00
Other Assets Total Expense
632.32
National Specialty Advance
Net Ordinary Income8,748.65
National Specialty Advance-2011
600.00
Net Income
8,748.65
National Specialty Advance-2010
6,000.00
The Basenji Health Endowment, Inc.
Total National Specialty Advance
6,600.00
Balance Sheet
Total Other Assets
6,600.00
As
of
December 31, 2010
TOTAL ASSETS
72,645.58
LIABILITIES & EQUITY
ASSETS
dec 31, 2010
Equity
Current Assets
Opening Bal Equity
22,259.76
Checking/Savings
Retained Earnings
40,944.54
AnchorBank-Money Market
111,047.78
Net Income
9,441.28
AnchorBank - Checking
10,899.57
Total Equity
72,645.58
Total Checking/Savings
121,947.35
TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY72,645.58
Total Current Assets
121,947.35
TOTAL ASSETS
121,947.35
LIABILITIES & EQUITY
Equity
Opening Bal Equity
150,615.81
Unrestrict (retained earnings)
37,417.11
Net Income
8,748.65
Total Equity
121,947.35
TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY 121,947.35
Contributors
October 27, 2010 - January 17, 2011
Anonymous in memory of Charles Meriaux
Bird, Patricia A.
Coe, Jon C. & Susan R.
Coker, Linda M.
Fellers, Gloria L.
Fetters, Stanley C. & Carol J.
Garel, Lynn
Harchelroad, Susan L.
Hoffman, Shirley
Johnson, Jane C.
L’Roy, Alan E. & Jan M.
Riva, Deborah Ann
Shifflet, Margaret A.
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Native Stock
PROJEC T
basenji foundation stock applicants
Photo by: Lisa Saban
The dogs presented alphabetically below have been through two of the steps required to
become Registered Basenji Foundation Stock.
All required information has been provided and each dog has had three hands-on evaluations: Approved Judge, Breeder-Judge and Long-Time Breeder. The Evaluators have judged
them as typical of basenjis and have given them ratings of Fair or higher. The entire applications
and evaluations with comments can be seen at www.basenji.org.
Each dog has been individually considered by the BCOA Board of Directors based on their
applications and evaluations. Each of these dogs has received a majority Approved vote by the
Board.
The next step will be a general membership vote with each applicant grouped by area
of import -- Ntomba 2010 -- for ease of voting. The general membership vote will be on the
group. Ballots will be mailed out by April 1, 2011 and must be returned post-marked on or
before May 1, 2011 and received no later than May 6, 2011.
All individuals in each group getting a two-thirds vote of “Approve” by the voting
membership will be submitted to the AKC to be registered as Foundation Stock.
Native Stock Committee:
Chair:
Pamela Geoffroy
197 Mt. Hope Street
No. Attleboro, MA 02760
1-508-695-6573
[email protected]
Co-Chair: Damara Bolté
Committee Members:
Susan Coe Tonda Curry Andrew Sawler Linda Siekert
Jo Thompson
Lisa Voss
Michael Work
FROM AKC ON AUG. 18, 2008.
American Kennel Club Opens Basenji Stud Book
®
New York, NY - AKC announced today that, at the request of the Basenji Club of
America (BCOA), it will open the basenji stud book to dogs from countries with no AKC
accepted registry. The BCOA has initiated this program in order to offer an opportunity to import dogs from their native land.
“Due to the changing circumstances in the areas where these dogs thrive, this may be the last opportunity to import the
breed from its homeland,” said BCOA president Sally Wuornos. “The basenji stud book has been closed since 1990 when it was
briefly opened to imported native stock.”
The BCOA has established a ten-step process for dogs who wish to apply, after which, members will vote to ultimately
approve the dogs’ entry into the stud book. The stud book will be open from January 1, 2009 through December 31, 2013 for
basenjis who have gone through the ten-step process, been approved by the BCOA Board and membership, and that meet the
following requirements:
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• Applicant must be at least one year old at time of evaluations
• Applicant must be imported after 1990 directly from Africa or in utero from Africa
• Dogs from the following areas are currently under consideration for admission:
Northern Congo
Southern Benin
Southwestern Cameroon
Central Congo
For more information and all necessary forms, visit the Basenji Club of America website: http://www.basenji.org
The complete petition to AKC and additional documents submitted for each native stock dog may be viewed at:
http://www.basenji.org/NativeStock/Applicants/List2011.htm
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Native Stock Committee
NTOMBA LOKOSO
Average Evaluation Score: 3.3 – Good + • Ballot 2011-01: Approved
EVALUATIONS
AKC Approved Basenji Judge
Dale David Simmons • 12-1-2010
AKC Approved Basenji Breeder Judge
Marianne Klinkowski • 12-5-2010
Long-time Breeder
Rita L. Webb • 12-5-2010
Lokoso would immediately be identified as
a Basenji by any person familiar with dog
breeds. She demonstrates the swift tireless
gait, produced by well angulated shoulders
and forearm and a balanced rear angulation, and is of correct size. She is chestnut
red with white feet and tail tip. Her ears
are small, hooded and erect when she is not
being submissive. Her forehead wrinkles
nicely when attentive. Eyes are dark hazel,
almond shaped and obliquely set with dark
rims. While her skull is flat, her cheeks are
broader than found in most Basenjis. Muzzle
shorter than skull, teeth evenly aligned and
scissors. Neck is good length and head carried alert. While her back is level, her tail is
set somewhat lower than might be desired;
giving the impression she is longer backed
than she really is. The tail, when investigating her environment, curls into a full circle over her back with the point of the tail
being more rearward than the set on. Feet
are small, oval and compact. Her dewclaws
have not been removed. Temperament calm,
careful but also cheerful.
Lokoso is a plainly marked red and white Basenji bitch with a lovely, very typical head,
her eyes are almond-shaped, obliquely set and
very dark. Her pigment is outstanding. She
has nice wrinkle, lovely chiseling and keenly
alert expression with correct skull to muzzle
ratio. Her ears are hooded.
She has a wonderful front with a deep
chest and good fill. Her shoulder and upper
arm are well set and of equal length; her rear
angulation is balanced. She is sound coming
and going; her movement is light and springy
from the side.
Lokoso is longer than she is tall but her
length is in her ribcage with a relatively short
loin. Her tail is carried up over her back in
a loose, single curl. Her coat is short and her
skin is pliant. Her feet are small and compact
with thick pads.
Her temperament and mannerisms are
typical of the breed and I truly believe that
Lokoso is a Basenji.
• Temperament: Easy going temperament,
“happy dog”
• Beautiful dark almond eyes
• Well balanced muzzle – well cushioned
• Nice brow and wrinkles, dark black nose
• Ears – proper sized
• Feet – small, cushioned, close toes
• Color – acceptable color
• Size – larger than standard
• Chest – full
• Hock – slight weakness and movement
• All feet – white, white tipped tail
I feel this dog has many characteristics that
could/will benefit the bloodlines for future
Basenjis.
Comment on Grading System: Could
be rated Very Good - under meaning competitive in the show ring (would be strong
competition to other Africans) not current
type in ring.
Rating 3 Good
Rating 3 + Good
Rating 4 Very Good
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Native Stock Committee
NTOMBA MOSIKA
Average Evaluation Score: 3.3 – Good + • Ballot 2011-02: Approved
EVALUATIONS
AKC Approved Basenji Judge
Lesley Hiltz • 12-11-2010
AKC Approved Basenji Breeder Judge
Kathryn Britton • 12-11-2010
Long-time Breeder
Judy K. Lange • 12-5-2010
This is a one year old male of slightly heavier
bone and more body length than is desired.
He is an effortless mover, when viewed from
the side. He is very close in the rear and
has a tendency to converge, in front a little
more than one would expect, when moving
at a moderate pace. He holds his topline firm
when moving, but is high in the rear. The
tail is loosely curled, carried to the side and
is fairly high set. There are a few white hairs
on the tail tip. The coat is coarser and longer
than desirable, but the skin is pliant.
He has a scissors bite, with perfect occlusion. The eyes are fairly dark and obliquely set. The ears are a little longer than
desired; they are slightly hooded but need to
be set a little further forward on the head. He
has some wrinkle when alerted. The head is
a little coarser than desired and also has a little
more stop. The muzzle is shorter than the
skull.
This dog has good shoulder angulation
and has good length of rib. He is long in
loin and is overall long in body, compared to
height. I would like to see more shelf. The
feet are oval and well padded.
Mosika is a proportioned male in both size
and substance. He has a well-chiseled head
piece with a nice amount of cushion. Muzzle/skull proportions are acceptable. Eyes are a
nice dark brown with a good amount of mascara. They are a little round in shape. Ears are
well-hooded and set well on head. He carries them a little low, except when alert, they
are high on the head with nice wrinkling.
Nose is black and teeth are a scissor’s bite.
Neck is of good length and well-crested and
set well into the shoulders. Could taper off a
bit more, but adequate. Topline is very solid
and level. A tad long in loin, but in proportion to body size/substance. Tail is high set
and well-curled – goes to either side of back.
Coat is longer than preferred, but a nice rich
red. Mosika moves a little close in the rear,
but does not cross over. His front is strong
and solid and converges nicely as he moves.
He has more reach than drive, but his shoulder angulation allows for this movement. He
moves with a nice level topline. His temperament is outstanding. He is exceptionally
friendly and outgoing to strangers.
His shoulders are nicely angulated with
a good length of forearm. He has a nice bend
of stifle and strong hocks. He has an adequate amount of shelf.
Overall Mosika is a nice specimen of the
breed and could be a great asset!
Definitely a Basenji.
Size: correct.
Head: a little broad, proportionate
muzzle to skull, dark eye a little round, excellent pigment, adequate wrinkle.
Front: excellent chest fill, excellent angulation, especially upper arm set well back
and into brisket, good depth of brisket.
Shoulders: well laid back.
Neck: a little thick but well set into
withers.
Topline: good*.
Rear: excellent angles, balanced with
front. Tail set is a bit low, curl loose but adequate, minimal white tip.
Coat: good red color, texture long and
heavy.
Gait: balanced reach and drive, coming a
bit loose at pastern; going a bit close in rear.
Feet: very nice. Temperament: excellent.
Certainly has many features to contribute to
the breed.
*A bit high in rear.
Rating 3 Good
Rating 3+ Good
Rating 4 Very Good
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BASENJI U
by
Susan Coe and
Laurie Stargell
The Basenji University has been online now
for five months. The overall response has
been good and work is continuing on several
fronts. Here is a review of the first months
and a peek at the future.
W
e have mailed out eleven Certificates of Completion for
courses. Member Nancy Mitchell is working on workbook scoring and the mailing of certificates.
The Basenji Timeline has some new items. The most recent is
the interactive map of Africa showing the breed’s origins. The information for the map came from the African Stock Project and was
reviewed by James Johannes. There is a new explanation of the Diane
Coleman Award and a list of recipients. The winners of all divisions of
the National Specialty from 1979 to the most recent and a report of
the first African Stock Exhibition have been added. East Basenji Street
in Idaho is identified. The upcoming change at the top of the Brood
Bitch Honor roll is noted. There have been a couple of updates to the
Performance Honor Rolls. The first trindle Best in Show winner and
all ten of the first Grand Champions who received special recognition
from AKC have been added.
Four books have been added to the Books to Read section. Two
old books which had been missed – thanks for pointing them out –
and the second is Marcia Woodard’s new book “Collected Kona: Brief
Takes on a Basenji.” Another BU fan has sent us a poetry book with a
Basenji on the cover. All notes of finds are great.
The College of Basenji Activities is the current focus of development. These people are currently working on new courses:
• Sue Campeau is well started on a course about participating
in lure coursing.
• Anne Humphreys is in the planning stages for a course on
learning theory for canines and applying it to training a
Basenji.
• Liza Lundell has offered a couple of articles she has done on
other Basenji activities and useful tricks.
• Kim O’Neill is planning a course on participating in agility
and rally events.
• Laurie Stargell has some interesting ideas and is just starting
to organize for the conformation events course.
Some of you will be hearing from them as they seek additional resources and reviewers. Each course takes some time for the volunteers
to develop and the BU to publish but we are looking forward to a
fuller College of Basenji Activities in this coming year.
The BCOA Health Committee is now considering the development of a course on Basenji Health for the College for Basenji
Breeders.
An interactive map of Africa
shows basenji origins.
The College for Basenji Judges has a new item in 403 Study Aids:
“Suggestions for Judging Procedures.” This article is printed here in
this Bulletin as well.
We will be announcing new items and courses as they appear at
the BCOA website so keep checking in and enjoy a visit anytime.
—Susan Coe and Laurie Stargell
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Basenji university (Continued)
Course #406 Judging Procedures Suggestions
Basenji University “Preserving Our Past and Educating Our Future”
Suggestions for Judging Procedures
Prepared with suggestions from exhibitors and judges
1. Approach the Basenji from the front, never from the rear or
side to examine it on the table.
4. Examine the dog with a stroke not a poke. Do not lift the
skin excessively to check skin texture.
2. Basenjis are sensitive to human facial and body language
so your facial expression when approaching the dog is important. Your expression should be friendly and confident
as you evaluate and approach the dog. Staring at the dog
or peering over one’s glasses, for example, can make the
dogs nervous.
5. Do not uncurl the dog’s tail even though it is tempting, as
it can be painful for some dogs. Run your hand along the
topline to feel the tail set under the tail or simply look at the
tail set from the opposite side to the one the tail lies on.
Bad Bad Bad Bad Good
3. You may find that the Basenji stands still for the table exam
better if you check the bite at the completion of the table
exam. When checking the dog’s teeth and head, never
cover the eyes. Many exhibitors and judges prefer the
handler show the dog’s bite.
6. Basenjis are one of those breeds that often lean into their
stack so one needs to factor that in when evaluating actual
angulation, topline and proportions.
7. It is not important that the dog show ear set and wrinkles
all the time. Expression can be evaluated best while the
dog is comfortably on the ground.
8. The Basenji’s expression can be obtained with a small
sound, such as a chirp or some rustling paper. Sometimes
just putting your hand in your pocket will gain the attention
of an experienced show
Basenji.
Do not cover eyes
with hand
Approach from under
the chin
Approach with hand over the
muzzle without covering eyes
9. If you want to double check
something on the dog while
it is on the floor, be sure the
dog realizes that you are
coming. Again your approach should be from the
front with confidence and a
friendly face.
10. The Basenji is an agile and alert hunting breed and is not
meant to stand still for any length of time.
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Dennis B. Sprung, AKC President & CEO
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AKC Parent Club
C O N F E R E N C E by Lisa Auerbach
AKC has conferences for its parent clubs every two years, both to
educate club leadership about issues that all parent clubs face, and to
update everyone about what AKC is doing. This year the parent club
conference was the weekend before Nationals. Because I’m within
driving distance, and many other potential attendees would be on
their way to Colorado, I was asked to attend. “Yikes!” I thought.
“Three days in North Carolina, one day at home, and then on to
Colorado for six days. How much fun could this be?”
W
ell, I don’t know how much fun
Neil had taking care of the dogs
in my absence, but I was very
glad I was able to attend. The conference was
extremely interesting and full of good information that will be of tremendous value to
the club.
Covering the conference in depth would
be more of a book than an article, so I will try
to summarize as much as possible, focusing
on sessions that might be of particular use to
BCOA members.
Perhaps the most discussed item at the
conference was the new Breeder of Merit
program. This was presented by John Lyons.
The BOM program is designed to encourage
AKC registrations, help puppy buyers find
better breeders, and reward breeders for better behavior.
Breeders qualify by being a member of
an AKC member club, participating in AKC
events, breeding a certain number of AKCtitled dogs, performing the health screenings
required by their parent club, and registering
their puppies with AKC.
The program is free, with no application
or annual fee. This is a pilot program and is
subject to refinement and change. Still being
defined is how the health screenings will be
specified – it appears that the CHIC requirements will be used for clubs that participate
in CHIC – and how those required screenings will be verified. I will comment that the
presentation made it clear that ideas and in-
All photos by: Robert Young, AKC
put are welcomed as this program is refined.
Breeder of Merit has many perks for
participants. Their status as a Breeder of
Merit is indicated on registration applications
and registration certificates for the dogs they
breed. They get a lapel pin and a certificate
suitable for framing, and acknowledgement
in the AKC Gazette. AKC also provides
them with extra services such as free online
reports, online record support, free secondary
transactions, and access to AKC Direct.
“Responsibilities and Functions of the
Club’s Treasurer” was presented by Dr William Newman, accompanied by some really
lovely mastiff pictures. Interesting points included recommendations to have all invoices
checked by a second party, perhaps an audit
committee member; to keep track of renewal
dates for insurance policies; to require two
signatures for checks over a certain amount,
usually $500; to use a national rather than a
regional bank; to have regular internal audits
by an audit committee; and to have external
audits when the treasurer changes, otherwise
every 3-5 years. Bonding of the treasurer was
highly stressed. Dr. Newman was followed
by Ed Sledzik (see companion article), who
presented on exempt organizations, particularly IRS and tax issues. These two co-hosted a question and answer session later in the
evening to address questions about treasurers,
taxes, and the IRS.
A familiar face to many of us, Eddie Dziuk presented on “Advancing Canine Health:
Tools and Programs Available to AKC Parent
Clubs.” Eddie is the Chief Operating Officer
of the Orthopedic Foundation for Animals.
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2010 AKC Parent Club Conference (Continued)
Eddie Dziuk, COO of Orthopedic Foundation for Animals
Michael Liosis, AKC Director of Club Relations
Dr.William Newman
OFA is a 501(c)3 that, along with AKC,
sponsors CHIC, the Canine Health Information Center. CHIC is a program designed
to encourage health testing and knowledge.
CHIC health testing requirements are set by
the parent club for each breed – in Basenjis,
the requirements are OFA for hips, CERF
for eyes, Fanconi DNA linkage testing, and
thyroid testing with an approved lab.
OFA provides an online, publicly accessible central database for test results. If a dog
gets all of the CHIC tests for its breed, it is
publicly identified with a CHIC notation in
the OFA online databases. Please note that
CHIC dogs have to have taken all the tests –
a CHIC indicator is not a guarantee that the
dog actually passed all of them. You need to
look at the actual online test results.
Eddie’s talk included a discussion of the
AKC Canine Health Foundation, a 501(c)3
that often partners with OFA. CHF is the
largest canine-only funding organization in
the world, having funded over 500 studies
to the tune of over 22 million dollars. CHF
was a significant force behind the mapping
of the canine genome, providing 2 million in
funding. One CHF program mentioned was
the recently started “Genome Barks”, a new
podcast with updates on canine health on a
variety of topics that is updated frequently.
Legislative issues got special attention
at the Parent Club Conference, with a number of sessions on legislative topics or concerning anti-dog legislation. Phil Guidry, JD
spoke on “Encourage, Empower, & Engage
– How Parent Clubs Can Successfully Organize and Mobilize a Successful Grassroots
Program.” He focused on legislative attacks
on our rights to responsibly keep and breed
dogs. There was also an excellent presentation on “What is the AKC PAC?” AKC PAC
is the American Kennel Club Political Action
Committee, which was set up to help elect
dog-friendly candidates.
Many of the sessions were designed to
help inform clubs about various AKC departments and functions. Mike Liosis from
AKC Club Relations presented “How AKC
and Parent Clubs Can Help and Support
Each Other.” His department assists parent
clubs in a number of key ways, especially related to information sharing and bylaws. His
staff can assist clubs when writing and modifying their bylaws; this is a wise thing to do,
since AKC has to approve its member clubs’
bylaws. One good approach is to have them
pre-approve proposed bylaw amendments, to
avoid the risk of having balloted and member-approved amendments rejected by AKC.
AKC can also help clubs resolve disputes that
are related to the clubs’ bylaws.
Club Relations can also provide clubs
with historical information, for example the
exact date that the club became an AKC
member club. They also work to make sure
clubs have information about the various insurance programs that have been made available with the help of AKC.
On the flip side, parent clubs have responsibilities to the AKC. One responsibility
is providing officer and member data. Another simple task that helps is to make sure
that the parent club’s Board is aware of issues, so that if something is raised to AKC,
the parent club’s Board knows what is going
on. Parent clubs are also tasked with providing feedback to AKC for local clubs that are
applying for approval.
Phil closed with an offer to help parent
clubs as they need it, and gave us his department’s contact information.
Mike Liosis did a second presentation
on “The Effective Operation of the Parent
Club.” He noted that parent clubs are bound
by, in order, state law, their constitution and
bylaws, the clubs rules of order (parliamentary authority, for example, in BCOA’s case
Roberts Rules of Order), and any standing
rules. One principle he emphasized is that
in resolving bylaw-related disputes, the focus should always be on what, not who. One
frequent bylaws issue is missed constitutional deadlines, which can be rectified by the
Board noting the discrepancy and the reason
for it, and voting on new deadlines for that
instance.
Robin Stansell of Event Operations
presented an overview of the department and
identified the staff ’s areas of expertise identified. He provided their contact information,
and also the weekend club hotline number. Event Operations can help parent clubs
with online tools, do event applications and
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had the end of 2010 all “buttoned down”
and is starting 2011 in good fashion
with 2 group placings in tough 2011 East Coast competition!
Chambersburg Area KC • December 11, 2010
Judge: Susan St. John Brown
Owner:
Damara Bolté
Button’s Handler & Friend:
Jane Lodge
REVEILLE
Leesburg, VA
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Sarabi
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It's the Circle of Life. And it moves us all.
Through despair and hope. Through faith and love. Till we find our place.
On the path unwinding. In the Circle of Life. ~ Elton John
•
Ch. Mata Hauri Sarabi, JC
Ch. Eldorado’s Adonis, JC x Mata Hauri Baladi
December 29, 1996 – December 20, 2010
Owners: Dr. Daniel & Donna DeFlorio
Breeders: Debbie & Katrin Hauri
NAJ December 10, 2010
NA December 11, 2010
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Finishing up 2010 with a
BANG
RE November 20, 2010
CH November 21, 2010
Owner: Susan Cook,
[email protected]
Breeder: Laura Gilchrist
www.tammensbasenjis.com
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breed
Specialty High In Trial, Dual Ch. Sinbaje’s Picture Perfect CDX, SC, FCh, RE, OA, OAJ, MXP3, MJP3, PAX, NCC, OAC
The first, and (thus far) only, basenji to earn the top AKC agility title from the preferred
class; the PAX! To obtain this title a team must qualify with a perfect 100 score in BOTH
standard and jumpers with weaves on the SAME day—twenty times. As of today—no
other basenji has ever garnered twenty “double qualifiers”.
Drew’s primary handler and best bud is Rand.
Well done boys!
Drew is bred, owned and co-handled by sinbajé basenjis
home to the HOUNDS of SILENCE
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www.sinbaje.com
2010 AKC Parent Club Conference (Continued)
scheduling, and resolve event and judge conflicts. They can also answer questions about rules, eligibility, special attractions, sweepstakes,
and matches.
Robin noted that parent clubs can help Event Operations by
sending in applications as early as possible and submitting judges only
after they have a written agreement to judge. Other things that can
help us all work well together include ensuring we are familiar with
Rules Applying to Dog Shows, that we use the AKC Show/Trial
Manual when planning our events, and that we submit results, fees,
and reports on schedule.
Lisa Petersen reviewed “AKC Communications Resources” in
her session. She shared sample media templates, ideas for advertisements and public service announcements, and tips for public relations.
An AKC Syndicate of informative material is now available to parent
clubs.
Overall, the conference was an extremely valuable experience,
giving me much useful information to share with the club and the
Board. I was honored to be able to participate.
Ed Sledzik –
Our New Tax Advisor for BCOA and BHE
A
t the AKC Parent Club Conference, after Dr. Newman’s
presentation on club treasurers, Ed Sledzik presented on
“Exempt Organizations”. The talk covered 501(c)3, 501(c)4,
and 501(c)7 organizations, which include most dog clubs and canine charitable foundations, including BCOA and the Basenji Health
Endowment.
Ed’s technical background is as a tax attorney, tax practitioner, and
associate Enrolled Agent. But he also is part of the dog world, as an
AKC judge, the delegate for the American Lhasa Apso Club, and chair
of their Finance Committee. His first work with exempt organizations was in 1972, when he got a 501(c)7 for his dog club. He soon
learned that many tax exempt organizations needed help, and there
was a shortage of people qualified to help them who really understand
the dog world.
Ed has worked to get tax exempt status for about 400 organizations. Currently about one hundred forty-seven organizations use him
to file their form 990’s. He works in partnership with his daughter,
Keri Sledzik Staubs, who has been elected to president of the Virginia
chapter of the National Association of Tax Preparers.
His talk at the AKC Parent Club Conference focused on (c)3,
(c)4, and (c)7 exempt organizations. For (c)3s like BHE, he advises
that they make sure that at least 35% of their income comes from dues,
activities, or the public. (Since BHE does not have dues, that leaves
us with activities or public donations.) Up to two-thirds of the rest
could come from BCOA, although it is better not to go right up to
the edge (thus the stipulation of 35%, not 33%.) The percentages are
averaged, so one year with high donations can be offset by years with
lower ones.
Ed discussed what the IRS concentrates on when it audits an
exempt organization. It particularly wants to be sure the income and
expenses are correct, and that you have bills and receipts. They do
know that the treasurers of our type of group are generally unpaid
volunteers and that is taken into account.
As far as auditing ourselves, annual audits are generally not required. Ed recommends that the books be checked by an audit committee every third year or when there is a new treasurer. You do need
to give the treasurer time and notice to get the books together. If
there appears to be a problem, the books should be audited by a CPA
or reviewed by a tax lawyer.
Some groups, when they receive donations or pledges, give the
donor a gift, usually a small breed-related item. You need to note in
any receipt to the donor if they received such a pledge or donation gift,
deducting the fair market value of the gift item.
At the time of the conference, the Board had been discussing
who would prepare BCOA’s taxes for 2010. After the conference, the
BCOA and BHE Boards voted to have Ed be our tax preparer, given
his experience with exempt groups in general and parent clubs and
their public charities in particular.
In addition to preparing our taxes, Ed will be monitoring rulings,
regulations, and laws that can affect us, will answer our questions, and
will provide us with regular updates. He did raise some interesting issues based on recent rulings that we might not have thought of.
One is that, in many states, you must register if you physically
take a donation in that state. He is currently assisting a club that was
handing out educational leaflets, and took a $100 donation that was
offered by the donor - not solicited by the club. The donor turned
out to be an undercover tax agent and the club is facing thousands in
fines. This is something we have to plan for, for example if we do BHE
fundraising at Nationals.
Another change that may affect us, if not repealed, is that all com
panies, including non-profits, must file 1099s for any payments over
$600. This would include payments for things like judges’ fees, printer
fees, site rental, or any other large expense. Reimbursed expenses, such
as judges’ expenses, do not count if there are receipts for the items
reimbursed. This is a tax change that was put in as part of the national
health care law.
Overall, Ed and Keri bring both tax and exempt organization expertise, and extensive experience in applying that knowledge to parent
clubs and dog-related 501(c)3s. Welcome Ed and Keri!
—Lisa Auerbach
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club columns
Rip Van Wrinkle Basenji Club
Basenji Club of Southeastern Wisconsin
The Rip Van Wrinkle Basenji club is proud
that so many of our members’ dogs are in the
top listings for 2010 Performance events. Club
members’ dogs listed below:
Hello all,
The Basenji Club of Southeastern Wisconsin, Inc.
has a busy year ahead of us. The main focus of
course is the 2011 Basenji Club of America, Inc.
national specialty – the premier event for basenji
lovers worldwide. We are working diligently to
make this the best one ever.
by Susan Kamen Marsicano
Top Ten LGRA All Breeds 2010
#4 Rocky - Kiroja Chicago Hood At Jaroufa SGRC5 SORC (Ladick)
#5 Scarlet - FC Apu PiNache RN SC FCh SGRC JOR ORC CGC TDIA VB (Marsicano)
#10 Tutu - FC Apu Pi De Deux SGRC SORC (Christensen)
Top Ten LGRA Basenjis 2010
#1 Rocky - Kiroja Chicago Hood At Jaroufa SGRC5 SORC (Ladick)
#2 Scarlet - FC Apu PiNache RN SC FCH SGRC JOR ORC CGC TDIA VB (Marsicano)
#3 Tutu - FC Apu Pi De Deux SC SGRC SORC (Christensen)
#6 Bella - Kinetic-Enchanted Timeless Beauty GRC (Voss)
#7 Fern - Ch. Apu Painted Sand RN NA NAJ NF SC FCh GRC ORC SOR CGC TDIA VBX (Marsicano)
#9 Rio - V UKC Ch/AKC FC Kinetic Sourcery SC FCh GRC ORC (Voss/Stump)
Top Ten NOTRA All Breed 2010
#5 TuTu - FC Apu Pi De Deux SC SGRC SORC (Christensen) #7 Scarlet - FC Apu Pinache SC RN FCh SGRC ORC VB (Marsicano)
NOTRA Top 10 BASENJIS #2 TuTu - FC Apu Pi De Deux SC GRC SORC
(Christensen) 20
#3 Scarlet - FC Apu Pinache ORC (Marsicano) 16
#5 Rocky - UKC-CH Kiroja Chicago Hood at Jaroufa SGRC2 SORC (Ladick) #7 Rio - FC Kinetic Sourcery SC SOR ORC (Voss/Stump) 4 #7 Fern - CH Apu Painted Sand RN NA NAJ NF SC GRC VBX SOR ORC VBX (Marsicano) 4
#8 Xander - DC Meisterhaus Deal or No Deal RN SC FCh LCM GRC SOR ORC (Stewart) 3
AKC Lure Coursing Top Twenty-Five
#2 DC Meisterhaus Deal Or No Deal RN SC D 56
#25 FC Apu Tri Roo Of Ganesa MC D 20
ASFA Lure Coursing Top Twenty
#3 Xander - DC Meisterhaus Deal Or No Deal, LCM,SC,VB, GRC,RN,SOR (L.& J.Stewart/A.T.Brooks)
#11 Callie - Lothlorien’s Kahlua N Cream, FCh
(C.Cooper/C.Squires)
#15 Trog - FC Apu Tri Roo of Ganesa, FCh,SC,JOR (L.Stewart)
Our club website is rvwbasenjiclub.org. The Wrinkler is online
there. Susan
by Lisa Marshall
http://www.bcosw.org/2011BCOANational/index.html
Dates to remember:
Here is what we have leading into our national specialty week!
• Fri., Sept. 16 – Sun., Sept. 18 – Manitowoc Kennel Club All Breed
Agility Trial – BCOA agility classes on Sun., Sept. 18th
• Sat., Sept. 17 – Manitowoc Kennel Club All Breed Conformation
Show – BCOSW supports the entry of Basenjis at this show
• Sun., Sept. 18 – Manitowoc Kennel Club All Breed Conformation
Show – BCOA supports the entry of Basenjis at this show
• Sat., Sept. 17 – Sun., Sept. 18 – Manitowoc Kennel Club All Breed
Obedience and Rally trials – 4 obedience and 4 rally trials.
• Tues., Sept. 18 – BCOSW independent specialty during the day…
The BCOA National kicks off with
• Tues., Sept. 20 – BCOA obedience and
rally trials in the evening
• Wed., Sept. 21 – ASFA lure coursing
and JC tests 1 and 2
• Thurs., Sept. 22 – Puppy and Veteran
Sweeps, African Stock Exhibition
• Fri., Sept. 23 – Conformation judging begins; LGRA race meet
(after conformation judging concludes for the day)
• Sat., Sept. 24 – Sun., Sept. 25 – Conformation judging, Junior
Showmanship
Other activities include
Elements Educational event, presentation by Dr. Jo Thompson,
Memory Walk, Guess the Kennel Name baskets, Flea Market and
more!
We have so many things in our favor for this year’s National. We
have the best of both worlds in terms of volunteers: experienced “old
hands” plus enthusiastic and talented newer members with so many
great ideas! We have the benefit of having hosted the 2004 National
at this same venue, the Manitowoc County Expo and Ice Center, in
lovely Manitowoc, Wisconsin on the shores of Lake Michigan. Best
of all, our host hotel and indeed the entire city of Manitowoc eagerly
want us back again.
We are coordinating supported entries – both BCOSW and
BCOA – for the Manitowoc Kennel Club all breed conformation
shows preceding our National, and taking advantage of MKC’s all
breed agility trials for our BCOA agility classes.
Other than agility, everything will be on the Expo grounds including our ASFA lure coursing trial, AKC Junior Courser tests 1 and
2 and our LGRA race meet.
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club columns (Continued)
I M P O R TA N T
• 2014 National specialty •
Basenji Club of Southeastern Wisconsin (continued)
Find out all the details and latest news on the 2011 BCOA
National Specialty website – bookmark the site and check back often:
http://www.bcosw.org/2011BCOANational/index.html.
We are also on Facebook and Twitter!
Our year always starts off with our holiday luncheon at The
Shamrock Grill in Caledonia, Wisconsin and it was a typical very cold
Wisconsin January day. We had such a good turnout for our quick
meeting, lunch and then the eagerly anticipated Dirty Santa gift exchange. We missed Wanda and Fred Pooley but they probably weren’t
missing our bitter temperatures down in Texas!
Here are the highlights of upcoming club events – check
www.bcosw.org for more details as these events get closer:
Time to Plan the 2014 National Specialty Show
-- The National Specialty Oversight Committee (NSOC) is
requesting proposals from affiliate clubs or current BCOA
member groups to host the 2014 national specialty show.
Like this year, the 2014 specialty will be in the Central
Region that covers these states:
AR, IA, IL, KS, LA, MS, MN, MO,
ND, NE, OK, SD, TX, WI
Those wanting assistance in planning and developing a proposal should contact the members of the
NSOC who are experienced basenji people willing to
share their expertise in hosting this event. When considering the proposal, view the BCOA National Specialty Procedures at the Club’s website on the members
page. Submit the proposed plan on the Specialty Site
Proposal form. Download this form or contact Carrie Jones
([email protected]) to receive it in the MS Word format or
as a hard copy through the postal service.
Deadline for proposals is April 1, 2011. Send proposals to the National Specialty Oversight Committee at the
following address:
• Saturday, April 2, 2011 – All Sighthound Fun Match and
Basenji B Match
• Saturday, May 14, 2011 – Lure Coursing Fanatics BCOSW
fund raiser
• Saturday, July 16, 2011 – BCOSW Fun Day and picnic
• Friday, July 29, 2011 – BCOSW Independent Specialty and
annual meeting
• Saturday, July 30, 2011 – Waukesha Kennel Club All Breed
conformation show, BCOSW supported entry
• Monday, Aug. 8, 2011 – BCOSW Booth at Wisconsin State
Fair World of Dogs
We invite you to come and enjoy our club activities with us!
Lisa Marshall, BCOSW President and
BCOA 2011 National Specialty Assistant Chair
www.bcosw.org
Carrie Jones
National Specialty Oversight Committee
12701 65th Street NE, Eyota, MN 55934 507-876-9987 • [email protected]
2011 Affiliate Club Specialties and Designated Specialties
2011 Club for Independent Specialty
January 19. . . . . . . . Willamette Valley Basenji Club
March 25. . . . . . . . . Dallas-Ft. Worth Basenji Club
July 22. . . . . . . . . . . Willamette Valley Basenji Club
July 29. . . . . . . . . . . Basenji Club of Southeastern Wisconsin
August 5 & 6. . . . . . Evergreen Basenji Club
September 20 . . . . . Basenji Club of Southeastern Wisconsin
October 22. . . . . . . Basenji Club of Northern California
2011 Club for Designated Specialty
May 27 . . . . . . . . . . Basenji Club of Cincinnati
May 28 . . . . . . . . . . Basenji Club of Cincinnati
October 21. . . . . . . Basenji Club of Northern California
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committee reports
Videography Committee
by Andrew Sawler, Chair
The Videography Committee would like to thank everyone who ordered
DVDs of the 2010 National Specialty! If you haven’t ordered a DVD, it is
not too late; see our ad elsewhere in this issue.
We were pleased once again with the work done by Purebred Studios. A new 3 year contract is currently under Board review and we look
forward to continuing this successful collaboration.
We believe these DVDs are an important historical/archival record of
the breed and the club, as well as a useful tool for breeders and exhibitors.
We urge anyone with ideas or suggestions for ways to improve the product
to contact me, or any committee member with your suggestions.
Respectfully submitted,
Andrew Sawler, Chair
Web Site Committee
by Lisa Auerbach, Kyle Cabral, Susan Coe
New Web Site
As you may have noticed, the BCOA website has been updated and is
back online. We are now using the design selected by the membership. The overall organization and menus are based on the designs shown
in Option 3 from the Website Option Poll. We hope the organization
makes navigation of the website easier. New introductions have been
added to various sections and some other wording has been updated. Multiple committee chairpersons have had an opportunity to comment on sections related to their work. If your BCOA committee has
suggestions to make regarding the pages about their work for BCOA,
please let us know. All the contact details for committees, officers, board members,
affiliated clubs, breeder directory and rescue contacts have been copied
by hand into a new format. If you are listed anywhere as a contact on
the site, please check each listing to be sure your details are correct. Two corrections have been received so far, surely there are more! We have new features such as streaming photos of our breed,
BCOA archives with club history, online polling and a photo gallery
of photos from our members who submitted them for the home page. Coming soon, we will have a new online roster behind the login for
ease in locating contact info. I know I am constantly looking for the
Roster and even with the bright yellow cover it seems to get lost. There is a new option for those in the Breeders Directory. The
new format will allow one photo in each breeder listing. The photos
will be small and must remain the same for the full year. You can see
how it will work on the affiliate club contacts where each Club’s logo
has been added to their listing. If you have a Breeder Directory listing,
please send the photo you want for this year to the Webworker. One change you may notice is that previous years’ Bulletin Boards
are now behind the login, rather than on a page accessible to the pub-
lic. The login has been moved to the member page. If you have not
yet gotten your BCOA user login, please contact the webmaster at
[email protected] and we will get one to you. As soon as we
have everyone signed up, we will be moving all of the Bulletin Boards
behind the login too, but we are making this transition in stages. The archive section will be expanded to include back issues of the
Bulletins, more years of Bulletin Boards, more years of compilations of
ballots, more years of minutes of the annual meetings, and much more. Please visit the site often to check on club doings, see what’s been
added to the Online Archives and check out the latest online photos. Every visit is likely to have something new.
Lisa Auerbach, Kyle Cabral and Susan Coe
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Eighth Winter
Specialty and
Sweepstakes
of the Willamette
Valley Basenji Club
PUPPY SWEEPSTAKES
Judge: Mrs. Mary Strom-Bernard
Basenji, Puppy Dogs: 12 mos & under 18 mos (12)
1/BSS (27) Proudlaan Sunny Jim. Breeder/Owner: Laura Pond
2
(23) Jasiri-Sukari Party of One at SkyHi. Breeder: Catherine Baltgalvis &
Julie Jones & Kathy Jones. Owner: Laurie Stargell & Julie Jones & Kathy
Jones
3
(41) Emerant Makindu Heez Got Game. Breeder: Lisa Hart & Bryce Hart.
Owner: Brenda Phillips
Basenji, Puppy Dogs: Bred-by-Exhibitor (16)
1
(7) Arubmec’s Franki. Breeder/Owner: Patricia E. Cembura
2
(39) Taji’s Eligible Bachelor. Breeder:Katie Campbell & Jaymie Cizek.
Owner: Katie Campbell & Elizabeth Parker
Basenji, Puppy Bitches: 12 mos & under 18 mos (12)
1/OSS (24) Proudlaan Dream Mia Dream. Breeder/Owner: Laura Pond
Basenji, Puppy Bitches: Bred-by-Exhibitor (16)
1
(52) Salish Seas Baraka Jumoke Ms Diamond. Breeder/Owner: Paul Root
& Bill Bowlus & Lisa Saban & Bryan & Laurie Gregory
2
(34) Taji’s Vera Wagg. Breeder: Katie Campbell & Jaymie Cizek. Owner:
Katie Campbell & Lori Bulletset & Bryan Chernick
VETERAN SWEEPSTAKES
Basenji, Veteran Dogs: Veteran, Junior 7 yrs & under 9 yrs (26)
1
(21) CH SkyHi’s Rock Your World. Breeder/Owner: Laurie Stargell
Basenji, Veteran Bitches: Veteran, Junior 7 yrs & under 9 yrs (26)
1/BJV (44) CH Jamaa-Tanza Makindu NA RN SC. Breeder: Jeff Sheldon &
Pat Fragassi & Ken & Marilyn Leighton. Owner: Brenda Phillips &
Jeff Sheldon
2
(50) DC Platinum and Nelson at Taji SC FCh LCM. Breeder: Katie Campbell & Mary K Quinnett & JuneYoung. Owner: Larry Nelson & Deborah
Nelson & Mary K Quinnett.
Basenji, Veteran Bitches: Veteran, Junior 9 yrs & under 11 yrs (27)
1
(18) CH Dragnquest My-Tym Xpres’Lines. Breeder: Jacqueline C. Jones.
Owner: Jacqueline C. Jones & Darlene Y. Lowit
Basenji, Dogs: Veteran, Senior 13 yrs & up (29)
1
(17) CH Amun All-Star from Cynosure RE BN. Breeder/Owner: J.K. Lange
& J.K. Lange
2
(19) CH Dragnquest Kazor Standndelvr JC. Breeder: Jackie Jones & Carol
Webb. Owner: Sandy McArthur
Basenji, Veteran Bitches: Veteran, Senior 11 yrs & under 13 (28)
1/BSV (30) CH Zuri’s Mugabe HM875138/04 12/13/1999. Breeder/Owner: K.
Leighton & M. Leighton & D. Troyna. Agent: Kim Jensen
Basenji Junior Showmanship Competition
Judge: Dr. Dale D. Simmons
Junior Showmanship: Open Junior
1
(J6) Danielle New. CH Tazamisha Unexpect’d Treasure JC. Bitch. Breeder:
M. Cortez & V. Cortez. Owner: Julie Leicht & Danielle New. Basenji #6
Junior Showmanship: Open Senior (5)
1/BJ (J8) Shelby Miller. CH Bantu’s Playing Rochambeau SC. Bitch.
Breeder/Owner: Jennifer & Shelby Miller. Basenji #36
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Basenji, Dogs: 12 mos & under 18 mos (12)
1
(15) Africanadians Legend of Ahmahr Nahr. Breeder: Jennie D. Behles &
Sanda Saunders-Therrien. Owner: Jennie D. Behles & R. J. Walley.
Agent: Sergio A. Espejo
Basenji, Dogs: Amateur-OwnerHandler (12)
1
(41) Emerant Makindu Heez Got Game. Breeder: Lisa Hart & Bryce Hart
Owner: Brenda Phillips
Basenji, Dogs: Bred-by-Exhibitor (16)
1/WD/BW/BBE (27) Proudlaan Sunny Jim. Breeder/Owner: Laura Pond
2
(39) Taji’s Eligible Bachelor. Breeder: Katie Campbell & Jaymie Cizek.
Owner: Katie Campbell & Elizabeth Parker
3
(7) Arubmec’s Franki. Breeder/Owner: Patricia E. Cembura
4
(35) Karosel Split Decision at My-Tym. Breeder/Owner: Donna Lubbe &
Darlene Lowit & Julie Leicht
Basenji, Dogs: Open Red/White (18)
1
(37)Zuri’s Lagat. Breeder/Owner: K. Leighton & M. Leighton & D. Troyna.
Agent: Kim Jensen
Basenji, Dogs: Open Black/Tan/White (19)
1
(29) My-Tym Dragnquest Tri-L By Jury. Breeder/Owner: T. Jones & J.
Jones & D. Lowit
2
(25) Taji’s Tri Legend In The Making At McQuigg JC. Breeder: Katie
Campbell. Owner: Tammy McQuigg & Katie Campbell & Timoth McQuigg
Basenji, Dogs: Open Brindle/White (20)
1/RWD (33) Dragnquest My-Tym Read Btwn TheLines. Breeder/Owner: T. Jones
& J. Jones & D. Lowit
2
(23) Jasiri-Sukari Party of One at SkyHi. Breeder: Catherine Baltgalvis &
Julie Jones & Kathy Jones. Owner: Laurie Stargell & Julie Jones & Kathy
Jones
Non-Regular Dog Classes
Basenjis, Dogs: Dual Champion (23)
1
(21) DC Ahmahr Nahr’s Jake Jamul to Mibre SC CGN. Breeder: Jennie D.
Behles & Cherry Lawson. Owner: Jennie D. Behles. Agent: Larry D. Clark
Basenjis, Dogs: Veterans 7 yrs & under 10 yrs (23)
1
(21) CH SkyHi’s Rock Your World. Breeder/Owner: Laurie Stargell
Basenji, Dogs: Exhibition Only (29)
(17) CH Amun All-Star from Cynosure RE BN. Breeder/Owner: J.K. Lange
& J.K. Lange
Basenji Bitch Competition
Basenji, Bitches: 6 mos & under 9 mos (10)
1
(20) SkyHi’s Tiramisu. Breeder/Owner: Laurie Stargell
Basenji, Bitches: 12 mos & under 18 mos (12)
1
(12) Ahmar Nahr’s Sweeter Than Wine. Breeder: Jennie D. Behles &
Sanda Saunders-Therrien. Owner: Jennie D. Behles. Agent: Sergio A.
Espejo
Basenji, Bitches: Bred-by-Exhibitor (16)
1/WB (26) FC TailWind’s Azizi Almasi SC. Breeder: Julie Leicht & Dilys BlairBain. Owner: Julie Leicht
2/RWB (38) Fataki’s Wicked in Stripes. Breeder/Owner: Dana MacDonald.
3
(52) Salish Seas Baraka Jumoke Ms Diamond. Breeder/Owner: Paul Root
& Bill Bowlus & Lisa Saban & Bryan & Laurie Gregory
4
(24) Proudlaan Dream Mia Dream. Breeder/Owner: Laura Pond
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Basenji BITCH Competition (Continued)
Non-Regular Bitch Classes (Continued)
Basenji, Bitches: Open Red/White (18)
1
(46) Platinum Nelson Jewel of D’Nile. Breeder: Larry Nelson & Deborah
Nelson & Mary K Quinnett. Owner: Deborah Nelson & Mary K Quinnett
Basenji, Bitches: Open Black/Tan/White (19)
1
(48) Platinum Nelson Blue Diamond. Breeder: Larry Nelson & Deborah
Nelson & Mary K Quinnett. Owner: Joan V Bayley & Deborah Nelson
2
(16) My-Tym Karosel Win’r Take All. Breeder/Owner: Donna Lubbe &
Darlene Lowit & Julie Leicht
Basenji, Bitches: Open Brindle/White (20)
1
(42) Tazamisha DP McKenzie’s Quest. Breeder: Valerie Cortez & Martina
Cortez & Cynthia Austin. Owner: Cindi Gross & Valerie Cortez & Martina
Cortez
2
(14) Dragnquest My-Tym The Fine Lines. Breeder/Owner: T. Jones & J.
Jones & D. Lowit
Basenji, Bitches: Open Black/White (2)
1
(8) FoPaw’s Black Pearl. Breeder: Kevin & Therese Leimback. Owner:
Suzanne Pintar & Therese Leimback
Non-Regular Bitch Classes
Basenji, Bitches: Veterans 7 yrs & under 10 yrs (23)
1
(44) CH Jamaa-Tanza Makindu NA RN SC. Breeder: Jeff Sheldon & Pat
Fragassi & Ken & Marilyn Leighton. Owner: Brenda Phillips & Jeff Sheldon
2
(50) DC Platinum and Nelson at Taji SC FCh LCM. Breeder: Katie Campbell & Mary K Quinnett & June Young. Owner:Larry Nelson & Deborah
Nelson & Mary K Quinnett
Basenjis, Bitches: Veterans 10 yrs & up (24)
1
(18) CH Dragnquest My-Tym Xpres’Lines. Breeder: Jacqueline C. Jones.
Owner: Jacqueline C. Jones & Darlene Y. Lowit
2
(30) CH Zuri’s Mugabe. Breeder/Owner: K. Leighton & M. Leighton & D.
Troyna. Agent: Kim Jensen
3
(6) CH Tazamisha Unexpect’d Treasure JC. Breeder: M. Cortez & V. Cortez.
Owner: Julie Leicht & Danielle New
Best of Breed Competition
Basenjis, Dogs: Best of Breed (25)
SEL (9) GCH Tis-A Arubmec’s Circle of Life. Breeder: Patricia E. Cembura.
Owner: Joyce & Fred Hughes & P. E. Cembura
AOM (13) CH Ahmahr Nahr’s Ryder of the Voodoo Child. Breeder: Jennie D.
Behles & A. Seyller-Busha. Owner: R. J. Walley & A. Busha. Agent: Sergio
A. Espejo
AOM(31) CH Tazamisha Prize N Ace’s Spotted Arrow. Breeder: Theresa
Cuzzetto & Valerie Cortez & Nicholas Cortez. Owner: Theresa Cuzzetto
BOS (45) DC Southhouse Jumoke Ltle Big Man Malawi SC FCh. Breeder: Meg
& Steve Sorhus & Bryan & Laurie Gregory. Owner: Lisa Saban & Bryan &
Laurie Gregory
Basenjis, Bitches: Best of Breed (25)
AOM (22) CH Taji’s Gandina Carnatio. Breeder: Andrea Walters & Katie
Campbell & Timothy Walters. Owner: Tammy McQuigg & Katie Campbell
& Timoth McQuigg
BB
(36) CH Bantu’s Playing Rochambeau SC. Breeder/Owner: Jennifer &
Shelby Miller
SEL (40) CH Signet Meisterhaus Gossip Girl . Breeder: T. Brooks & B. Cassell.
Owner: Edna Johnson & Sandra Middlebrooks & T. Brooks & B. Cassell.
Agent: Erin Roberts
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basenji STANDINGS
AKC Conformation
Basenjis AKC TopDogssm Using All-Breed Totals
Starting January 1, 2010 and ending December 31, 2010
For Events Processed Through Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Wins
Name
GCH CH Wakili Signet Dooney
GCH CH Jasiri-Sukari Bucking The Trind
GCH CH Signet Meisterhaus Gossip Girl
GCH CH Meisterhaus Dazzle ‘N’ Daze
GCH CH Ab-Rafiki The Icon Of Cool
GCH CH Reveille Push Button
GCH CH Klassic’s Slam Dunk
GCH CH Eldorado N Akuaba Never Surrender
GCH CH Emerant’s The Navigator
GCH CH Tazamisha’s Critical Mass
GCH CH ‘Tis-A Arubmec’s Circle Of Life
CH Ankhu Promises In The Dark
GCH CH Ahmahr Nahr’s Harlequin Cassanova Jack At White Wa
GCH CH Taji’s Klassic Lil Black Dress SC
GCH CH Meisterhaus You Better Believe It JC
GCH CH Jokuba’s C-Quest Sneak Preview At Omar
DC C-Quest’s Jokuba Hide And Sneak SC
CH Reveille Push The Limit To Mv JC
GCH CH Eldorado’s Akuaba One More Time
GCH CH Klassic’s Rivers Edge
Sex
B
D
B
B
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
B
D
B
D
B
D
D
D
D
BIS
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
I
11
7
2
2
4
1
1
2
0
0
0
2
2
0
3
0
1
2
0
0
Group
II
20
7
7
8
3
1
4
1
0
1
1
4
0
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
III
26
6
8
2
5
6
1
3
1
3
2
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
1
3
Wins
Total
IV BOB/V Defeated
13
119
7,580
5
78
4,046
6
40
2,290
5
67
1,945
5
39
1,907
8
30
1,552
2
23
874
2
23
854
4
22
750
1
22
627
1
40
596
1
29
515
1
30
482
1
6
473
2
19
403
1
12
392
2
17
348
0
6
321
1
7
314
0
27
307
© 2011 American Kennel Club
AKC Conformation
Basenjis AKC TopDogssm Using Breed Totals
Starting January 1, 2010 and ending December 31, 2010
For Events Processed Through Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Name
GCH CH Ahmahr Nahr’s Harlequin Cassanova Jack At White Wa
GCH CH Taji’s Klassic Lil Black Dress SC
GCH CH Jokuba’s C-Quest Sneak Preview At Omar
GCH CH Sublime Chiya Red Storm Rising JC
GCH CH Taji’s Breakfast At Tiffanys SC
GCH CH Karnak’s Pure And Simple Allure
GCH CH Foresses La Dolce Vita
Sex
B
D
B
D
D
D
B
D
D
D
B
D
D
D
B
D
D
B
B
B
Wins
Total
BOB/V Defeated
67
539
78
470
119
456
39
398
22
397
30
309
40
218
22
215
40
201
30
193
6
179
23
175
27
155
23
152
12
123
7
117
19
93
6
90
17
85
4
71
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Basenji Junior
Showmanship
Rankings Based
on AKC Show Awards
January 1, 2010 - December 31, 2010
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
12
14
14
14
17
17
17
20
Junior
Cali Shattuck
Brooke Bigley
Ciara Cassell
Emalia Williams
Thomas S Meade II
Eliazbeth K Edgerton
Caitie Stellingwerf
Ryan Goodin
Mikala Bennett
Elizabeth Dang
Shae Reece
Danielle New
Amelia McLaughlin
Janelle Konken
Shyanne Gates
Shelby Miller
Gabrielle Quinnet
Katie Weaver
Amiah Nelson
Daniel Britton
Points
289
206
189
143
133
81
33
15
13
12
11
9
9
7
7
7
5
5
5
4
Prepared by Joel Brody,
16036 N 11th Ave. #1087, Phoenix, AZ 85023, [email protected]
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basenji STANDINGS (Continued)
AKC Conformation
Akc Grand Champion Rankings
AKC Lure Coursing
Basenjis AKC TopDogssm Bowen System
Starting January 1, 2010 and
ending December 31, 2010
For End of Year 2010
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
12
13
14
16
17
18
20
Name
GCH CH Ahmahr Nahr’s Harlequin Cassanova
Jack At White Wa
GCH CH Eldorado’s Akuaba One More Time
GCH CH Karnak’s Pure And Simple Allure
GCH CH Undercover Meisterhaus Hi Ho
Quianna By Signet
GCH CH Taji’s Breakfast At Tiffanys SC
GCH CH Jokuba’s C-Quest Sneak Preview
At Omar
GCH CH Skyhi’s World Tour
Sex
B
B
D
B
D
GCH Points
203 192 143 95 94 D
D
D
D
D
D
D
B
B
89 75 69 58 55 55 53 50 48 D
D
B
D
B
48 43 41 39 39 B
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This ranking report is based on number of Grand Championship points earned and may include dogs who have not yet
completed the requirements to earn the Grand Championship title.
For Events Processed Through Saturday, January 15, 2011
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
6
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
15
17
18
18
20
20
Name
DC Eldorado’s Made You Look BN RA MC LCX
DC Meisterhaus Deal Or No Deal RN SC
FC Zuri’s Trii Me MC LCX2
FC Stilwell’s Suletu Flies With The Wind MC
DC Stilwell’s Tadita Runs With The Wind MC LCX
FC Mantz’s Cleopatra SC
DC Undercover Legend Of Lancelot SC
Nelson Platinum Onyx Of Amun SC
FC Tazamisha Dp Mckenzie’s Quest SC
Jumoke South House Brazil SC
GCH CH N’Focus Santa Baby SC
CH Eldorado’s Look Smart At Kaleonahe SC
FC Jadaka’s Independent Spirit SC
FC Tailwind’s Azizi Almasi SC
CH Jadaka National Security SC
CH Mibre’s Under The Mistletoe SC
N’Focus Polar Express SC
FC Taji’s Banh Mi On The Runway To Blue Note SC
FC Shika’s Tiger Moon SC
DC Jerlin’s Our Zuri Pupin MC LCX
FC Thor’s Kikozi SC
NOTRA Top Ten
Posted January 13, 2011 for events
through December 19, 2010
6
6
6
9
10
10
Name
GRCH Tomar’s Miracle Of Fate
CH Klassic’s The Power Of One
GRCH Tomar’s Chance Of Fate
GRCH Tomar’s Fate Of Delta Dawn
UWPS UWPCHX GRCH Meisterhaus Kiroja
Kiss N Tell
UWPS UWPCHX GRCH Undercover
Meisterhaus Valenti
CCB UWPS UWPCHX GRCH Kiroja Hart N Soul
CH Worrywort Chichi Kiki
GRCH Tomar’s Lil Hellion By Fate
CH Kinetic Sourcery
CH Worrywort Chacha Kip
Owner
M Reed
P Peterson
M Reed
M Reed
K Harmon
January 01 - December 31, 2010
Points
30
16
12
12
12
K Harmon
11
K Harmon
L Lipford M Reed
L Voss/S Stump
L Lipford
11
11
9
8
8
Reprinted with permission from United Kennel Club, Your Total Dog Registry Since 1898.
Real Dogs for Real People™
Total
66
56
52
47
43
41
41
35
34
33
31
30
29
28
27
27
26
25
25
23
23
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UKC Top Ten
Top Ten List For 2010
Rank
1
2
3
3
3
Sex
B
D
B
B
B
B
D
D
B
B
B
D
D
B
D
D
D
B
D
D
D
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
Call
Jada
TuTu
Scarlet
Ari
Rocky
Registered Name
Kiroja’s Loving Every Minute NA NAJ GRC SORC
FC Apu Pi De Deux SC GRC SORC
FC Apu Pinache ORC
Jadaka’s Independent Spirit SC GRC ORC
UKC-CH Kiroja Chicago Hood at Jaroufa
SGRC2 SORC
6 Rusty-C Vinaka’s XIV Karat Goldn Boy NA NAJ FCh
SGRC SORC
7 Rio
FC Kinetic Sourcery SC SOR ORC
CH Apu Painted Sand RN SC GRC VBX SOR ORC
7 Fern
8 Beauty FC Svengali’s Dark Beauty MC FCh ORC
8 Xander DC Meisterhaus Deal or No Deal SC FCh GRC
SOR ORC
Owner
Cook
Christensen
Marsicano
Colbert
Ladick
Cook/Hayek
Voss/Stump
Marsicano
Sehm
Stewart
Reprinted with permission.
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LGRA Top Twenty-Five
ASFA Top Twenty
Reporting Trials held between July 30, 2010 and
December 3, 2010 (Except CHASE Nov 13 & 14, 2010)
Rank
1
2
3
Call
Merlin
Trii Me
Zuri
Registered Name
FC Thor’s Kikozi, FCh,SC
FC Zuri’s Trii Me, LCM,SC,LCX,SOR
DC Jerlin’s Our Zuri Pupin,
LCM,SC,SGRC,ORC, VB,LCX
DC Meisterhaus Deal Or No Deal, LCM,SC,VB,
GRC,RN,SOR
DC Atarasi’s D’Lucks Edition, FCh,SC
FC Zuri’s Lagat, FCh,SC
4 Xander
5 Eddie
6 Gatii
6 Houdini
8 Ari
9
9
9
9
13
14
DC Thor’s Jukebox Hero, LCM2,MC
FC Jadaka’s Independent Spirit,
FCh,SC,GRC,ORC
Flutesong’s Day Tripper, FCh
FC Sulou’s Tri The Good Life, FCh,SC
Lothlorien’s Kahlua N Cream, FCh
Farasi Bette Davis, FCh
DC Joy-Us Fire On The Mountain, FCh,SC
DC Platinum and Nelson At Taji, LCM,SC
Osiris
Riley
Callie
Bette
Micki
Topaz
Owner
J.Brader
D.Sehm/D.Troyna
T.Colbert
L.& J. Stewart/
A.T.Brooks
N.Sherman/N.Scherwin
D. Troyna/M.&
K.Leighton
J.Brader
T.Colbert
D.& T.Magnan
N.Smith/E.Hall
C.Cooper/C.Squires
J.& J.Brody
S.Joyner
D.& L.Nelson/M.
Quinnett
15 Ltle Man DC SouthhouseJumokeLtleBigManMalawi, FCh, SC L.Saban/ B.&L.Gregory
16 Legend Taji’sTriLegendInTheMakingAtMcQu, FCh
T.&T.McQuigg/K.
Campbell
16 Daisy
Farasi Daisy Duke
J.& J.Brody
18 Trog
FC Apu Tri Roo of Ganesa, FCh,SC,JOR
L.Stewart
19 Zip
FC Possum Creek Zipnto Starfyre, FCh,SC
N.Smith/E.Hall
20 Nate
Ch Jadaka National Security
D.& J.Kahl
January 01 - Dec 31, 2010
Rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Call
Rocky
Scarlet
Tutu
Ari
Rusty
Bella
Fern
Zuri
Registered Name
Kiroja Chicago Hood At Jaroufa SGRC5
Apu PiNache RN JC SGRC
Apu Pi De Deux SGRC
Jadaka’s Independent Spirit GRC
Vinaka’s XIV Karat Goldn Boy SGRC
Kinetic-Enchanted Timeless Beauty GRC
Apu Painted Sand RN JC GRC
UCICB DC Jerlin’s Our Zuri Pupin SC TT SGRC
ORC FCh
9 Jada
Kiroja Loving Every Minute SGRC
9 Rio-V
Kinetic Sourcery
11 Jules
Eldorado’s Made You Look
12 Echo-L Dharian’s Echo Kasi Up GRC
12 Searsha N’Focus Santa Baby
14 Ian
Apu the Answer SGRC4
15 Berkley Sonbar’s Officer Olson
15 Firefly
Kugawa’s Firefly
15 Riley
Sonbar’s Very Vibrantriley
18 Arrow
Tammen’s Can’t Touch This RA JC
19 Cairo
FC UIC Int Ch Baraka Crown Prince of Cairo
GRC SC
19 Chili
Deepwoods Hot Chili Mambo GRC
19 Tracker Baraka Jumoke Storm Tracker
22 Billy Ray Worrywort Achy Breaky Heart GRC
22 Bruiser Tompkins Cruzin for a Bruzin JC GRC
22 Cody
Cody IV SGRC2
22 Kunjo
Apu Jay Dreamin’ Breeze SC SGRC2
Owner
Ladick
Marsicano
Christensen
Colbert
Cook/Hayek
Voss
Marsicano
Colbert
Cook/Hayek
Voss/Stump
Johnson
Langford
Sanders
Christensen/Marsicano
Sabo
Roisum
Sabo
Cook/Gilchrist
Bowlus-Root
Elliot/Cameron
Bowlus
Ladick/Lipford
Tompkins
Cook
Culver
Anyone who has ever worked for a living can relate to
PLANT LIFE
This work of fiction is about the perseverance of a middle-aged woman
trying to survive in the ‘south’ working in what is considered to be a
man’s occupation.
Marie Martin’s long range goal is to become a writer. In the meanwhile
she is working to maintain her hobby of breeding basenjis. Field trials,
dog shows and dog club as well as a commitment she made present
some unusual challenges. Nevertheless, it is an adventurous and
exciting time for Marie even though her dream of writing seems to
be getting pushed further and further away.
Marie’s intestinal fortitude helps her through the hard times on her
way to realizing her dream.
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AKC Agility - Standard
AKC Agility - Jumpers with Weaves
Results as of November 2010
Name
Owner
Results as of November 2010
Score
NOVICE
Makalika-Jerlin Cherry Pop SC NAP
K McNeill/M Tihansky
P Wand/S Wuornos
Sonbar’s Indigo Ice NAJ
Fly’N Hi’s Pretty Amazing JC,
C Mount
FC Sinbaje’s Howl At City Lights RN SC NAJ
K Scott/L Siekert
S Cook/L Gilchrist
FC Tammen’s Can’T Touch This RA SC
NOVICE PREFERRED
Jasiri-Sukari Rocky MTN Tri SC MX AXJ NAP NJP NF R Meriaux/J Jones/
K Vanarsdale/K Jones
FC Dharian’s Echo Kasi Up SC
C Langford
Dharian’s Lone Star SC AX AXJ,
C Wenger/S Humphreys
S Cook/L Gilchrist
OPEN
Sinbaje’s That’s Wavy Gravy RA SC OA NAJ NAP NJP, L Siekert
Makalika-Jerlin Cherry Pop SC NA NAJ NAP
DC Rafikis Twilights Last Gleaming RE SC NA NAJ
S Cook/M Gahgan
J Cook/A Hayek/K Harmon
Kiroja Loving Every Minute JC NA OAJ,
Vinaka’s Xiv Karat Goldn Boy JC NA NAJ
J Cook/A Hayek
OPEN PREFERRED
Sinbaje’s Perfect Contender CD RA JC OA OAJ OAP OJP L Siekert
Jasiri-Sukari Rocky MTN Tri SC MX MXJ NAP NJP NF R Meriaux/J Jones/
Sinbaje’s That’s Wavy Gravy RA SC OA OAJ NAP OJP, L Siekert
CH Apu Little Red Lentil RE AX MXJ NAP NJP NF NFP, S Marsicano
Kiroja Loving Every Minute JC NA OAJ
DC Epic In Da’nile RA SC NA NAJ NF
B Blansett/T Leonard
EXCELLENT STANDARD
Dharian’s Lone Star SC AX AXJ
C Wenger/ Humphreys
FC Maximillian SC OA OAJ,
A Sumita/G Fukuma
Jasiri-Sukari Rocky MTN Tri SC MX AXJ NAP NJP NF, R Meriaux/J Jones/
Sinbaje’s That’s Wavy Gravy RE SC OA OAJ OAP OJP L Siekert
EXCELLENT STANDARD PREFERRED
Jasiri-Sukari Rocky MTN Tri SC MX MXJ OAP OJP NF Meriaux/J Jones/
DC Sinbaje’s Picture Perfect CDX RE SC OA OAJ MXP MJP2 Linda Daves Siekert
EXCELLENT B
DC Lacada’s Con Man K’s Kaper CD RAE5 MC MX
Kaufman
MXJ NAP OJP OF
FC Eldorado’s Y’s African Sinbaje CD RE SC AX AXJ
L Siekert/R Siekert
Jasiri-Sukari Rocky MTN Tri SC MX AXJ NAP NJP NF R Meriaux/J Jones/
FC Eldorado’s Y’s African Sinbaje CD RE SC MX MXJ L Siekert/R Siekert
DC Sinbaje’s Picture Perfect CDX RE SC OA OAJ
L Siekert
MXP2 MJP3,
Calypso Absolut Angel MX AXJ NF
D Joslin/P Joslin
EXCELLENT B PREFERRED
DC Sinbaje’s Picture Perfect CDX RE SC OA OAJ MXP2 MJP3 L Siekert
Jasiri-Sukari Rocky MTN Tri SC MX MXJ AXP AJP NF R Meriaux/J Jones/
Name
Owner
Score
NOVICE
270
200
100
95
94
200
100
95
89
380
190
176
96
87
390
300
200
95
95
90
200
200
197
100
100
300
200
1000
700
400
300
300
100
Makalika-Jerlin Cherry Pop SC NAP
CH Taji’s Midnight Express RN NJP
B Kunze
Apu Guy Noir RA,
S Marsicano
K Scott/L Siekert
CH Apu Painted Sand RN SC
S Marsicano
FC Zuri’s Ki-Ju At Amun RE MC,
J Lange/M Leighton
S Cook/L Gilchrist
NOVICE PREFERRED
C Wenger/ Humphreys
Jasiri-Sukari Rocky MTN Tri SC MX AXJ NAP NJP NF, R Meriaux/J Jones/
FC Dharian’s Echo Kasi Up SC
C Langford
FC Zuri’s Ki-Ju At Amun RE MC,
J Lange/M Leighton
OPEN
Makalika-Jerlin Cherry Pop SC NA NAJ NAP
Sinbaje’s That’s Wavy Gravy RA SC OA NAJ NAP NJP L Siekert
S Cook/L Gilchrist
Kiroja Loving Every Minute JC NA OAJ
K Scott/L Siekert
OPEN PREFERRED
Sinbaje’s That’s Wavy Gravy RA SC OA OAJ OAP OJP L Siekert
EXCELLENT
EXCELLENT PREFERRED
Jasiri-Sukari Rocky MTN Tri SC MX MXJ OAP OJP NF R Meriaux/J Jones/
EXCELLENT B
FC Eldorado’s Y’s African Sinbaje CD RE SC AX MXJ L Siekert/R Siekert
B Kaufman
MXJ NAP OJP OF
L Siekert
MXP MJP2
C Wenger/Humphreys
CH Arendahls Sometime Soon JC OAP AJP
L Marshall/A Marshall/
M Gahgan
FC Maximillian SC AX AXJ
A Sumita/G Fukuma
EXCELLENT B PREFERRED
L Siekert
MXP MJP
Jasiri-Sukari Rocky MTN Tri SC MX MXJ AXP AJP NF R Meriaux/J Jones/
291
199
190
100
88
88
86
300
200
98
88
200
100
100
88
87
87
293
200
200
200
300
1300
700
500
200
100
100
100
1700
300
1300
400
Performance tallies prepared by Cindy Griswold.
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Name
Owner
Score
NOVICE
CH Apu Painted Sand RN SC
S Marsicano
121
Apu Guy Noir RA
S Marsicano
60
CH Makalika-Jerlin Cherry Pop SC OA NAJ NAP,
60
R Blansett/T Leonard
54
NOVICE PREFERRED
FC Apu Afternoon Of A Fawn RA MC NAJ,
S Marsicano
54
OPEN PREFERRED
CH Apu Little Red Lentil RE AX MXJ NAP NJP NF NFP
S Marsicano
180
B Kaufman
60
EXCELLENT
MXJ NAP OJP OF,
AKC Rally | Results as of November 2010
Name
Owner
NOVICE
CH Foress Nyingi Mno One Too Many At Hatikvah
FC Maximillian SC AX AXJ,
DC Meisterhaus Deal Or No Deal SC
Lothlorien’s Jagermeister JC
Lothlorien Rory Rammer
Undercover Osiris Of Oz RN,
CH Sonbar Dann Braknalltherules
Undercover Osiris Of Oz RN,
Emerant Makindu Heez Got Game
Baraka American Trail Blazer
FC Apu Tri Roo Of Ganesa SC
CH Kazor’s Catch A Falling Star JC
ADVANCED
FC Solar Kasai Celestial Dancer RAE SC NA,
FC Eldorado’s Yodeling Moon God CD RAE2 SC OA OAJ NAP
Kiroja Hart N Soul RN SC,
FC Eldorado’s Y’s African Sinbaje CD RE SC MX MXJ
CH Sonbar’s Sonic Shockwave RN
CH Meisterhaus Kiroja Kiss N Tell RN JC NA NAJ
Gana Marshall’s Bluff RN JC
CH Gana Hear Rocks Sing RN JC,
DC Eldorado’s Made You Look RA SC
CH Lothlorien Wand Of Wonder CD RAE NAJ
FC Tammen’s Can’T Touch This RA SC,
EXCELLENT
FC Solar Kasai Celestial Dancer RAE SC NA,
FC Eldorado’s Yodeling Moon God CD RAE2 SC OA OAJ NAP
Sinbaje’s That’s Wavy Gravy RA SC OA OAJ OAP OJP
FC Eldorado’s Y’s African Sinbaje CD RE SC MX MXJ
CH Lothlorien Wand Of Wonder CD RAE NAJ
Score
L Stadtmore
A Sumita/G Fukuma
L Stewart/J Stewart/A Brooks
C Cooper
Rutledge/C Cooper
K Dougherty/R Dougherty
S Wuornos/L Caldwell
K Dougherty/R Dougherty
Brenda Phillips
P Root/W Bowlus
L Stewart
E Ockerman/C Webb
261
163
155
146
90
87
88
87
86
79
76
70
Elizabeth Lundell
K Scott
K Harmon
L Siekert/R Siekert
S Wuornos/K Wuornos
K Scott/L Siekert
K Harmon
N Roisum
N Roisum
J Johnson
A Rutledge
S Cook/L Gilchrist
642
246
165
96
95
92
91
87
87
84
81
73
E Lundell
Katy Scott
L Siekert
L Siekert/R Siekert
A Rutledge
588
255
96
93
80
AKC Obedience | Results as of November 2010
Name
Owner
Score Points
NOVICE
Sinbaje’s That’s Wavy Gravy RA SC OA OAJ OAP OJP L Siekert
198
6
187
4
OPEN
194
5
FC Eldorado’s Y’s African Sinbaje CD RE SC MX MXJ L Siekert/R Siekert
Performance tallies prepared by Cindy Griswold.
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AKC CHAMPIONS
Ch. Ahmahr Nahr’s Halleleujah Maresa
Joyful Noise Title Earned 10/16/10
B/R
CH Congaro’s Kenya Touch The Sky JC D/T
Title Earned 10/23/10 Bred-By-Exhibitor
CH Sulous Gold Dust Kid Courage Title Earned 11/7/10
CH Jasiri-Sukari HR Pup N’Stuff X CH Jasiri-Sukari Congaro Mistari
CH Kalikid’s Ivgotta Nowata SC X CH Jumanjis Anock-Sulou-Moon
Owner/Breeder: Catherine Ongaro
Owner: Florine Havens & Ms. Jane M Gentzen
Breeder: Georgianna Neal & Susan A Howard
Ch. Illusion’s Tex Son, JC X CH Ahmarnahr’Sbabeofthekalihari
CH Inokea’s Island Cassanova Title Earned 10/30/10
Owner: Jennie D Behles & Robert J Walley
Breeder: Jennie Behles & Florine Havens
D/T
CH Sundiata’s Hanzi Mbili JC Title Earned 11/21/10
CH Reveille Tricycle Two X CH Klassic’s Diamonds Are Forever
CH Ahmahr Nahr’s The Lost Angel Gabriel
Titled Earned 12-3-10
D/R
Owner/Breeder: Valerie Benn
CH Jerlin’s Crystal Black Persuasion Title Earned 11/6/10
Ch. Illusion’s Tex Son, JC X CH Ahmarnahr’Sbabeofthekalihari
Owner: Jennie Behles & Florine Havens
Breeder: Jennie Behles & Florine Havens
B/B
B/B
D/R
CH Signet Hillbilly Rock Star X CH Kibushi Nyanga Cha Cha
GCH CH Eldorado’s Akuaba One More Time X CH Eldorado’s
CH Joy-Us Lady-Of-The-Night JC Title Earned 11/2010
Akuaba With One Look JC
CH Jerlin-SS General Powell X CH Serengeti Joy-Us Pennyroyal SC
Owner: Jane Johnson
Breeder: Sheila Lund & Pamela Geoffroy & Susan Coe
Owner/Breeder: Susan Joyner
B/B
Owner/Breeder: Annette Muenter & Brenda J Cassell
CH Taji Berimo Geoffrey Bean Title Earned 12-30-10
D/B
CH Berimo Taji Start Me Up X CH Taji N Berimo Eau De Parfum
B/B
CH Joy-Us Nightshade JC Title Earned 11/2110
B/B
CH Jerlin-SS General Powell X CH Serengeti Joy-Us Pennyroyal SC
Owner: William Bunyard & Susan Joyner
Breeder: Susan Joyner
GCH CH Eldorado’s Akuaba One More Time X CH Eldorado’s
Akuaba With One Look JC
Owner: Jane Johnson
Breeder: Sheila Lund & Pamela Geoffroy & Susan Coe
CH C-Quest Jokuba Play The Field Title Earned 10/31/10
Owner: Chris Maxka & Tracy Petsche & Sandy Kernan
Breeder: Chris Maxka & Jim Maxka
CH Sunrise Signet The Lion Sleeps Tonight
Title Earned 10/25/10
Owner/Breeder: Linda Ehlers
CH Akuaba N Eldorado’s Speedster Titled Earned 12-19-10
D/BR
CH Sundiata’s Pi R Squared JC X CH Sundiata’s Chaminade JC
CH Jerlin-SS General Powell X CH Jerlin’s Jordanaire
CH Akuaba N Eldorado’s Speed Shot Title Earned 10/24/10
D/R
CH Klassic’s Need For Speed At Zdar Title Earned 11/2110
B/R
B/T
Owner: Shannon Riggans & Sue Kite & Jeff Gillespie
Breeder: Sue Kite & Jeffrey J Gillespie
Owner: Russella Wilkerson & Cindy Russell
Breeder: Russella Bowen-Wilkerson & Cindy Russell &
Hayley Thompson
CH Klassic’s Tri-Riffic Tuff Stuff Title Earned 11/6/10
CH Taji Goes Platinum Title Earned 11/19/10
B/R
DC Taji’s Klassic Architecture SC X CH Platinum’s Shopping Spree
Owner: Cali C. Shattuck & Katie Campbell & MaryK
Quinnett
Breeder: M Quinnett & L Quinnett & Katie Campbell
GCH CH Klassic’s Slam Dunk X CH Klassic’s Yuara Hoot
CH C-Quest’s Just Push Play X CH Jokuba Gestu Et Fama SC
Owner: Carolyn Bordes & Patricia Marshall & Katie
Campbell & Stephen Bordes
Breeder: Katie Campbell & Pat Marshall & Amy Stabley &
Sue Ann Stabley
D/T
CH Taji’s In The Nikka Time Title Earned 10/25/10
B/T
GCH CH Klassic’s Slam Dunk X CH Klassic’s Yuara Hoot
CH Taji Platinum Man Of Action X CH Taji’s Margarita With Salt
CH C-Quest Jokuba Zensational D/B
Title Earned 10/23/10 Bred-By-Exhibitor
Owner/Breeder: Sue Kite & Jeffrey J Gillespie
CH C-Quests Soul Driver X CH Asia’s Bootylicious
CH Shika’s Maxwell Smart Title Earned 11/2710
Owner: Michelle Swanson & Katie Campbell & Shyanne
Gates & Dana Swanson
Breeder: Katie Campbell
Owner/Breeder: Russella Wilkerson & Cindy Russell
D/R
CH Shika’s Lethal Weapon X Sadiki’s Tribute To Karosel
CH C-Quest Mata Hauri Squeeze Play Titled Earned 12-10-10
B/T
CH C-Quest’s Just Push Play X DC Klassic’s Ms Mata Hauri SC
Owner: Cindy Russell & Russella Bowen-Wilkerson
Breeder: Debbie Hauri
CH Calypso Kisskiss Bangbang JC Title Earned 10/24/10
Owner: Tonia Batten & Joni Boese & Amber Shyrack &
Marilyn LaRue
Breeder: Joni Boese & Donna J Lubbe & Edward J Boese
CH Starfyre’s Rock’N With Danica Title Earned 10/24/10
D/BR
DC Tammen’s Can’T Touch This RE SC Title Earned 11/21/10
Ab-Ss Money To Burn X CH Tammen’s Whaz Up Pussycat
Owner: Susan Cook & Laura Gilchrist
B/R
CH Ankhu Rugosa Semper Fi To VP X CH Starfyre’s Rock’n Robyn
CH Timar’s Hits The Spot Title Earned 11/21/10
Owner/Breeder: Denise Searcy & Kathy Grayson
GCH CH Eldorado’s Akuaba One More Time X
CH Possum Creek Just My Luck JC X Calypso Midnight Sun
CH Timar-Bluestone Jessamine JC
Owner: Carole L Kirk & Susan Patterson
Breeder: Susan Patterson & Kevin Brothers
Owner/Breeder: Jean Martin
D/B
D/BR
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AKC CHAMPIONS (Continued)
CH Undercover Legend Of Bill Martin Title Earned 10/16/10
AKC GRAND CHAMPION
D/B
GCH CH Chiya Sublime Rocky Mt N High Title Earned 12-16-10
D/BR
CH Skyhi’s Power Outage X CH Jazzeta’s Leather-N-Lace JC
Owner/Breeder: Gale Whitehurst & Susan Schroeder
Owner: Jerry Morgan & Sue Morgan
Breeder: Rick L Christensen & Stephanie Cheng
Owner/Breeder: Michael L Graves & Christine L Graves
GCH CH Meisterhaus You Better Believe It JC Title Earned 10/8/10
D/R
CH Meisterhaus Egoiste’ X CH Meisterhaus Victory’s You’Re The One
Owner: Tim V Huff
Breeder: Tim V Huff & A Tad Brooks
GCH CH Foresses La Dolce Vita Title Earned 10/16/10
B/R
D/R
CH Meisterhaus Tail Of Intrigue X CH Sonbar’s Graceful Goddess
Owner: Cindy E Goss & A Tad Brooks
Breeder: A Tad Brooks & Joseph A Hurt & Kari Winger
CH Fopaws Oh My God X CH Illusionforess Hakuna Matata JC
Owner/Breeder: Sharla Bruce
CH Viento Delite’s In Rock N’ Roll Title Earned 10/11/10
D/R
GCH CH Karnak’s Pure And Simple Allure Title Earned 11/7/10
B/BR
CH Reveille Push The Limit To Mv JC X CH Reveille Headlines Jolie Girl
Owner/Breeder: Betty Jo York Bradshaw
Owner: Karen Terry & Karen Hutchison
Breeder: Karen Hutchison & Lorraine King
D/R
Bred-By-Exhibitor
GCH CH N’Focus Santa Baby SC Title Earned 12-19-10
B/R
CH Jasiri-Sukari HR Pup N’Stuff X CH Khani’s Dp Poetry In Motion SC
CH Skyhi’s Rock Your World X CH Viento’s Red White Delite
CH Zindika’s Just Right Title Earned 11/19/10 D/R
CH Mardi Gras’ Klassic Jazz X CH Mardi Gras’ Cat Ballou
CH Undercover Dark Jedi Legend SC X CH Undercover-Meisterhaus Cleah
CH Victory Meisterhaus The X Factor Title Earned 11/7/10
GCH CH Mardi Gras’ Msgt Harry Holt Title Earned 10/21/10
No Ka Oi’s La’Akea Maui Makena X CH Zindika’s Rave Review
GCH CH Laurel Aswan Abi Capt Morgan JC Title Earned 10/23/10
B/R
Owner/Breeder: Cecily D Rappe
CH Ab-Rafiki Cool Million JC X CH Laurel B’Ki Sierra Amunibi
Owner: Katherine Sanders
Breeder: Ellen M Bramble & Kathryn R Britton
GCH CH Taji’s Breakfast At Tiffanys SC Title Earned 10/22/10
B/T
CH Taji’s Shot O’Tabasco SC X CH Taji’s Klassic Beauty SC
Owner/Breeder: Katie Campbell
Owner: Mary Ross & Aprille Jahnke
Breeder: Mary Ross & Laura Mae Hesse
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TWO NEW CHAMPION SISTERS!! ONE WEEKEND!
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CH JERLIN-SS GENERAL POWELL X CH SERENGETI JOY-US PENNYROYAL, SC, CGC, FCH
LADY · Finished 11/20/2010
ZONI · Finished 11/21/2010
CH Joy-Us Lady-Of-The-Night, JC
CH Joy-Us Nightshade, JC
Owner/Breeder – Susan Joyner
Owners – W. Clay Bunyard and Susan Joyner
An exciting year saw both Lady and Zoni earn their JC’s and finish their conformation championships. Thank you
to Judges Mr. Kent Delaney for Lady’s last major and Mr. Don Martin for Zoni’s last major. Both girls also placed
in their classes at the 2010 BCOA National Specialty! The championships have made mother Penny eligible for
the Brood Bitch Honor Roll. And speaking of brood bitches, Lady is now a mother herself, bred to CH Serengeti
Jackpot, and was 4½ weeks pregnant when she finished. Thanks to everyone for their kind words and support
of these two lovely black & white bitches!
JOY-US BASENJIS · Sue and Bob Joyner · New Lenox, IL · email: [email protected]
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AKC GRAND CHAMPION
(Continued)
FC Tammen’s Can’T Touch This RE SC Title Earned 11/20/10
GCH CH Undercover Meisterhaus Hi Ho
Quianna By Signet Title Earned 10/22/10
B/R
CH Signet Hillbilly Rock Star X CH Meisterhaus Tears & Tantrums
Owner: Gale N Whitehurst & A Tad Brooks
Breeder: A Tad Brooks & Brenda J Cassell
AKC JUNIOR COURSER
AKC OBED BEGINNER NOVICE
Epic Select Tri In Da Sky JC Title Earned 10/10/10
D/R
CH Cynosure Beau Geste CD JC X CH Amun Blaze Starr
CH Tazamisha Prize N Aces Spotted Arrow SC Title Earned 10/9/10
D/T
CH Tazamisha’s DP Ace Of Spades X CH Tazamisha’s Eye On The Prize
Owner: Theresa Cuzzetto
Breeder: Valerie Cortez & Nicholas Cortez & Theresa
Cuzzetto
CH Amun All-Starr From Cynosure BN RE Title Earned 10/31/10
D/B
AKC FIELD CHAMPION
B/T
DC Undercover Dark Jedi Legend SC Title Earned 12-19-10
D/B
CH Reveille Tricycle Two X CH Select Inchanting Epic
DC Sinful’s Swamp Legend MC LCX X CH Undercover Bella The Ball
Owner/Breeder: Tracy A Leonard D.V.M. & Rebecca C
Blansett
Owner: Susan Schroeder
Breeder: Susan Schroeder & Gale N Whitehurst
Owner/Breeder: Judith K Lange & Jacques K Lange
Epic Select Turbo Trike JC Title Earned 10/10/10
AKC OBED COMPANION DOG
EXCELLENT
Eldorado’s Y’s African Sinbaje CDX RE SC
MX MXJ Title Earned 11/7/10
B/BR
Owner: Linda Daves Siekert & Rand Siekert
Breeder: Pamela Geoffroy & Sheila Lund & Susan Coe
DC Undercover Jr Swamp Legend SC X CH Undercover-Escapade Freida
Owner/Breeder: Gale N Whitehurst & Anne Rogers & Susan
Schroeder
FC Apu The Answer MC LCX X FC Apu Bella Di Cerignola MC
Owner: Lisa Stewart
Breeder: Karen P Christensen & Susan Marsicano
DC Jerlin’s Our Zuri Pupin MC LCX Title Earned 10/3/10
Owner: Dr. Laura Stadtmore
Breeder: Sharla Bruce
Owner: Mr. Philip H Heffler & Ms. Jeanette L Eleff
Breeder: Mrs. Sandra L Pelger
Owner: Mrs. Terry A. Colbert; Breeder: Linda K Ehlers
AKC SENIOR COURSER
CH Eldorado’s Look Smart At Kaleonahe SC Title Earned 10/23/10
D/T
D/R
CH C-Quests Point Blank X CH Jerlin’s Lyric In Black
D/BR
FC Stilwell’s Callthewind Kohana MC Title Earned 10/20/10
D/R
Tamsala Ruff Nut X FC Stilwell’s Callthewind Mariah SC
Owner: Linda Stilwell & Jo Ann Linebaugh & Royce Gladson
& Anita White
Breeder: Linda Stilwell & Jo Ann Linebaugh & Anita C White
CH Akuaba In Corduroy X CH Eldorado’s Ooh La La
Undercover Osiris Of Oz RN Title Earned 10/22/10
D/T
B/T
Bashira X Maliika
D/B
AKC MASTER COURSER
FC Apu Tri Roo Of Ganesa MC Title Earned 11/21/10
Tonjee JC Title Earned 12/5/10
CH Fopaws Oh My God X CH Illusionforess Hakuna Matata JC
FC Maximillian RN SC AX AXJ Title Earned 12-3-10
Owner: Alyce Sumita & Glenn Fukuma
B/T
Blansett
D/B
D/R
Blansett
AKC RALLY NOVICE
DC Undercover Legend Of Lancelot SC Title Earned 12-19-10
Select Epic Tri Inchanted Kisses JC Title Earned 10/10/10
CH Akuaba’s Winds Of Change X Avongara Dinari
CH Foress Nyingi Mno One Too Many At
Hatikvah RN Title Earned 10/17/10
D/T
Owner: Kyle Cabral & Pamela Geoffroy & Steve Strobel
Breeder: Sheila M Lund & Pamela A Geoffroy
CH Undercover Veni Vidi Vici X DC Undercover Legend Of Jezabel SC
Owner: Kristine Dougherty & Ralph Dougherty
Breeder: Gale N Whitehurst & Susan Schroeder & Connie L Camp
CH Eldorado’s Quality Of Mercy At Kaleonahe SC B/T
CH C-Quest’s Master Of Disguise X CH Eldorado’s Scarlett To Saqqara
AKC RALLY ADVANCED
CH Sonbar’s Sonic Shockwave RA Title Earned 10/3/10
D/T
CH Penda Taji’s Tri-Umphant One JC X CH Sonbar’s Graceful Goddess
Owner/Breeder: Sally Wuornos & Kari Wuornos
FC Solar Kasai Celestial Dancer RAE SC NA Title Earned 10/24/10
Fly’N Hi’s Pretty Amazing JC NA Titled Earned 12-5-10
B/R
Avongara Cole Of Brushy Run JC X Fly’n Hi’s Shoot’n For The Moon JC NAJ
Owner: Carol Mount
Breeder: Cindy Griswold
O’Neal’s Foxxy Trinity SC Title Earned 10/24/10
Owner: Holly O’Neal & Tadd O’Neal
B/R
Sonbar’s Indigo Ice NA NAJ Title Earned 12-12-10
B/R
FC Akuaba The Solar Cat Dancer SC X FC Kasai’s Red Solar Wind SC
Owner: Elizabeth M Lundell
Breeder: Iris M Craven & Linda M Lutman
Owner: Stephen Strobel & Kyle Cabral
Breeder: Pamela Geoffroy & Sheila Lund
AKC NOVICE AGILITY
B/R
CH Sonbar’s Brandy X CH Sonbar’sbritenorthernexposure
South House Echelon Denver Debonnaire SC
D/BR
Owner: Pat Wand & Sally Wuornos
Breeder: Erin & Collin Gray & Sally Wuornos
Sundiata Dahabu Firimbi X CH Jumoke Quita Dream Of India
Owner: Holly A O’Neal & Tadd W O’Neal
Breeder: Margaret Sorhus & Steven Sorhus
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AKC AGILITY FAST NOVICE
DC Tammen’s Can’T Touch This RE SC NA NAJ D/B
Title Earned 11-Dec-10
CH Apu Painted Sand RN SC NF Title Earned 12-5-10
CH Sundiata’s Pi R Squared JC X FC Apu Sand Thru The Hourglass RA MC
Owner/Breeder: Susan Marsicano
AKC MASTER AG EX PREFERRED 3
NOTRA FIELD TRIALS
DC Sinbaje’s Picture Perfect CDX RE SC OA
OAJ MXP3 MJP3 Title Earned 11/26/10
SORC
CH Sundiata Sir Ochre Dutton X Wakan African Sage Sinbaje UD AX OAJ
AKC NOVICE AGILITY JUMPER
D/T
FC Apu The Answer MC LCX X FC Apu Sand Thru The Hourglass RA MC
Owner/Breeder: Susan Marsicano
CH Taji’s Midnight Express RN NAJ NJP Title Earned 10/2/10
FC Apu Pi De Deux SC SGRC SORC Title Earned 11/27/10
Owner: K. Christensen
B/R
ORC
FC Apu Occhi Belli RA OA NAJ NF MC LCX3
FCh ORC SOR GRC CGC TDIA MVB Title Earned 11/27/10
Owner: Susan Marsicano
D/R
Through 11/27/10
D/B
AKC NOVICE AG JUMPER
PREFERRED
Dharian’s Lone Star SC AX AXJ NJP Title Earned 11/20/10
D/B
Dharian’s Star Trek X Dharian’s Obsidian JC
Owner: Charlotte Wenger & S Anne Humphreys
Breeder: S Anne Humphreys & Bill Humphreys
CH Makalika-Jerlin Cherry Pop SC OA OAJ NAP B/R
Title Earned 12-31-10
CH Jerlin-SS General Powell X CH Makalika Drop-Dead Redhead
Owner: Kimberly D McNeill & Miles Tihansky
Breeder: Margaret B Grundman
AKC PREFERRED AGILITY
EXCELLENT
DC Southhouse Jumoke Ltl Big Man
Malawi FCh Title Earned 10/23/10
Owner: LKisa Saban, Bryan & Laurie Gregory
Stilwell’s Tadita Runs With the Wind FCh B/R
Owner: Linda Stilwell, Anita White & Joann Linebaugh
DC Platinum and Nelson At Taji FCh LCM SC Title Earned 10/23/10
Owner: Deborah & Larry Nelson, Mary Quinnett
DC Meisterhaus Deal Or No Deal FCh LCM SC
VB GRC RN SOR Title Earned 11/27/10
Owner: Lisa & Joe Stewart, A. Tad Brooks
D/R
B/R
D/BR
LURE COURSER OF MERIT 2
DC Thor’s Jukebox Hero LCM2 MC Title Earned 11/06/10
Owner: Judy Brader
D/BR
B/T
LURE COURSER OF MERIT 6
FC Thor’s East of Midnight LCM6 MC LCX5 Title Earned 11/15/10
Owner: Judy Brader
D/T
D/BR
Stilwell’s Suletu Flies With The Wind FCh B/R
Owner: Linda Stilwell, Anita White & Joann Linebaugh
D/R
CH Sundiata Sir Ochre Dutton X Wakan African Sage Sinbaje UD AX OAJ
Owner/Breeder: Linda Daves Siekert
B/BR
Taji’s Tri Legend In The Making At McQuigg FCh D/T
Owner: Tammy & Timothy McQuigg & Katie Campbell
DC Undercover Legend of Jezabel FCh SC Title Earned 10/23/10
Owner: Susan Schroeder & Gale Whitehurst
AKC OPEN AGILITY JUMPER
DC Sinbaje’s Picture Perfect CDX RE SC OA
OAJ MXP3 MJP3 PAX Title Earned 11/27/10
Khamisin Imani Our Bisa Zanta FCh SC GRC JOR B/T
Owner: Terry Colbert & Robert Robinette
DC Kiroja Undercover Legend FCh SC Titled Earned 10/02/10
Owner: Kristine & Ralph Dougherty
FC Taji’s Banh Mi On The Runway to Blue Note
FCh SC B/T
Owner: Holly Hamilton, Katie Campbell, Jung Kim & Mark
Farnsworth
DC Jerlin’s Our Zuri Pupin FCh LCM SC SGRC
ORC VB LCX Title Earned 10/02/10
Owner: Terry Colbert
FIELD CHAMPIONS
DC Tammen’s Can’T Touch This RE SC NAJ
Title Earned 10-Dec-10
D/BR
LURE COURSER OF MERIT
ASFA FIELD TITLES
Owner: Barb Kunze
Breeder: June Young & Katie Campbell
D/R
Through 11/27/10
D/T
CH Zuri’s Nassor Nantambu X Taji Star N Stripes Furever
Ch. Jadaka National Security FCh Title Earned 10/30/10
Owner: David & Janice Kahl
FC Jadaka’s Independent Spirit FCh SC
GRC ORC
Owner: Terry Colbert
D/R
Owner/Breeder: Linda Daves Siekert
Apu Guy Noir RA NAJ Title Earned 11/13/10
B/BR
DC Atarasi’s D’Lucks Edition FCh SC Title Earned 10/24/10
Owner: Nancy Sherman & Natalie Scherwin
D/R
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OFA REPORTS – 4th Quarter 2010
Provided by OFA (offa.org)
thyroid
hip dysplasia
SUNDIATA’S LOKI MOTION
F
BRUSHY RUN’S JAUNTY JAKECH
M
AVONGARA DING OF BRUSHY RUN
M
AVONGARA ALMOSI BRUSHY RUN
M
AVONGARA MTANI OF BRUSHY RUN
M
AVONGARA TICO OF BRUSHY RUN
F
AVONGARA RUSTY OF BRUSHY RUN
M
CHAMUIT’S CHUTZPAH BRUSHY RUN
M
KARNAK’’S GOOD MORGAN SUNSHINECH
F
REVEILLE BELLS AND WHISTLES
M
AVONGARA NKUTU OF BRUSHY RUN
F
BRUSHY RUN’S ODE TO A ROBIN
F
AVONGARA GLORY OF BRUSHY RUN
F
AVONGARA KIMA OF BRUSHY RUN
F
AVONGARA REMBO OF BRUSHY RUN
F
AVONGARA PEPE OF BRUSHY RUN
M
SOUTHHOUSE JUMOKE LTLE BIG MAN MALAWI,DC, SCM
PLATINUM ROSEWOOD SUPERGIRL
F
ETUKON CONNOISSEUR OF CHAOS
M
EPIC’S ACCIDENTAL MAGIC
F
EPIC’S TASTY LITTLE DISH
F
KLASSIC’S RIVERS EDGE,CH
M
EPIC SELECT TRI FOR DA IN ZONE
M
GOOD
GOOD
GOOD
FAIR
GOOD
GOOD
EXCELLENT
EXCELLENT
GOOD
GOOD
FAIR
FAIR
GOOD
FAIR
FAIR
FAIR
GOOD
GOOD
GOOD
GOOD
GOOD
GOOD
EXCELLENT
elbows
AVONGARA RUDI
M
BRUSHY RUN’S JAUNTY JAKECH
M
AVONGARA BIZI OF BRUSHY RUN
M
F
BRUSHY RUN’S ABBE
AVONGARA MTANI OF BRUSHY RUN
M
AVONGARA TICO OF BRUSHY RUN
F
AVONGARA RUSTY OF BRUSHY RUN
M
CHAMUIT’S CHUTZPAH BRUSHY RUN
M
F
AVONGARA MWANZONI
AVONGARA BELLS OF BRUSHY RUN
F
F
F
M
NORMAL
NORMAL
NORMAL
NORMAL
NORMAL
NORMAL
NORMAL
NORMAL
NORMAL
NORMAL
NORMAL
NORMAL
NORMAL
NORMAL
patella
AVONGARA REASE OF BRUSHY RUN
AVONGARA NNEKA OF BRUSHY RUN
AVONGARA COLE OF BRUSHY RUN
AVONGARA DING OF BRUSHY RUN
AVONGARA GLORY OF BRUSHY RUN
AVONGARA NKUTU OF BRUSHY RUN
AVONGARA KIMA OF BRUSHY RUN
AVONGARA REMBO OF BRUSHY RUN
AVONGARA PEPE OF BRUSHY RUN
SOUTHHOUSE JUMOKE LTLE BIG MAN MALAWI,DC, SC
M
F
M
M
F
F
F
F
M
M
F
F
M
NORMAL - PRACTITIONER
(JAN/FEB/MAR 2011) Basenji Club of America, Inc. Bulletin WHITE WIND ANPU’S LIL SECRET
F
MAKALIKA-JERLIN CHERRY POP
F
NORMAL
NORMAL
NORMAL
Fanconi
Probably
Clear/Normal
ABOTERE’S MONIFA
ABOTERE’S ZHULLU
ADVENTURE MTEMBEZI OF
SAMBESI WATERS
AHAMAHR NAHR’S SWEETNESS
AHMAHR NAHR’S HALLEUJAH MAKES
A JOYFUL NOISE
AKUABA N ELDORADO FIRST
IMPRESSION
AMERICA S PS
ANGEL CONGO ETANA EIDI
ARMY OF LOVE LOANGO
AVONGARA KNOW YOUR WORTH
AZANIAS SHARITA SMIPLY THE BEST
BAAGNA BOLD N BRASSY 2100188292
BESIDE THE CHRISTMAS AFRIKATA
C-QUEST JOKUBA SILENT NO MORE
C-QUEST JOKUBA SILENT STORM
C-QUEST JOKUBA ZENSATIONAL
CRYSTAL JAVELIN GINITI
DREAM OF AFRICA KAMBULO
EBENE
EILSTA EILOV CAPRI
FLECHE
GAELIFREY SYNCOPATIONAUST CH
IARET’S PROFILE THIS
ITURY PUZZLE ADEBANKE AZA ASHANTI
ITURY PUZZLE EKEVU EZE
ITURY PUZZLE NJAMA NURU
ITURY PUZZLE NJIRU NJAMU
ITURY PUZZLE NUFAIKA NUAHA
KIJANI OF JILLAYLA
KLASSIC’S THE POWER OF
ONELIGHT MY FIRE
MAKUBA TI JESSIE
NABAMBA GOLDY LADY
NOCTURNALS AKILA
NOCTURNALS ALEXANDRIA
NOCTURNALS ZIMIR
PEPPARSON’S MELODY MAKER
PRAIRIELANDS FORBIDDEN SECRET
RESCUE1
REVEILLE BELL PEPPERS
REVEILLE UNIQUE EDITION
SASCHA
SENJISFINX MELKISEDEK
SHAHRANS TALLY-HOO
SUNDIATA’S HANZI MBILI
TESCHI TOWN TOPIC
TIM SPIRIT ITU-ITTA
VANGUARDIAN REAL MCCOY
VOODOO-GIRL
WAZIN RED DERBI
YULARA MEDEA
YULARA ORIBI
ZACHARY
ZANZIPOW ESKIMO JOEAUST CH
ZIPPORAH ADKINS
Indeterminate
between normal &
carrier
AHMAHE NAHR’S GABRIEL THE
LOS ANGEL
FIRST BORN AT PRIMITIVE STYLE
Affected
NELLIE
NOAHS GLOWING CANDLE
probably carrier
ANGEL CONGO ANUBIS ANVAR
BELONG TO MUSIC AFRIKATA
BINGO’S REGAL SPOTLIGHT
BINGO’S TEQUILLABUBBLES REPLICA
BRIDGET
BUNDUSTAR AFRICAN ELITE FCI
CAMPFIRE OF CRAFTSMAN JP
CHAOS IN PEACE AFRIKATA
DJAKOMBA’S AMULET
EDGIES NOT MIFFY
FARAOLAND YABBADABBADO
I’M EVERYBODY’S DARLING
ASIACZEK FCI
ITURY PUZZLE BASMA BAIA
ITURY PUZZLE DAMISI DOLI
JOKUBA GET-IN GET-OUT GET-EVEN
KING KHUFU LOVE SONG
LOTHLORIEN WAND OF WONDER
MATA HAURI SWEET DREAM
NABAMBA BEATRIS MERELIN
SINGING IN THE RAIN OUT OF AFRICA
SNAIL-TAIL BASMA BASHA
SUDANKA SHARIKA
SUDDANLY UNBEATABLE AT APEX
VICITA’S MAGIC TREASURE
YULARA LABOU
YULARA OSOMO
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Works Hard
Plays Harder
Loki finished his championship with 4 majors,
and already has two majors towards his Grand
Championship with multiple Best of Breeds.
He is also an accomplished hiker, having
completed four 14-ers (those are hikes to
at least 14,000 feet!).
All of the above before the age of 2! We are
excited about the opportunities in 2011 for him.
Loki is owned and loved by Vic and Bobbie
Bradford, bred by Debbie Hauri, and shown
by Laurie Stargell.
≈ Ch Mata Hauri Loki Too ≈
•••••••••••
Ra
,
Ph nx
!
s
t
a
r
g
oC n Old Man...
But keep an eye out for us!
We are very pleased with how the two 8 month old puppies are developing.
Ra’s registered name is Kele’s Thymely Sun God, and Ph’nx is Sinbaje’s
Thyme2Rise. They were whelped on 5/19/10. Their sire is Drew, DC
Sinbaje’s Picture Perfect CDX, RE, SC, FCh, OA, OAJ, MXP3, MJP3, PAX and
their dam is V, UKC-CH Sinbaje’s That’s Wavy Gravy SC, RE, OA, OAJ, OAP, OJP.
•••••••••••
Owners/Breeders: Linda Siekert, sinbaje basenjis
Dr. Katy Scott, Kelé Basenjis

MBIS GCH Wakili Signet Dooney

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